
Childhood Vaccines
It’s no secret that there is a great deal of controversy over whether to vaccinate children and if vaccines can, in fact, cause serious and/or long term health effects. At the heart of the matter are the genuine apprehensions of parents who want to make sound decisions on behalf of their children’s health and future. It is challenging, however, to discern where to draw the line between well-founded data and unsubstantiated fear.
What types of side effects can occur and how common are they?
While it’s true that there are potential side effects with any vaccination, most are mild and temporary in nature. The most common are soreness, swelling or redness of the injection site, fever, rash, and achiness. In fact, it’s infrequent that parents at GetzWell report these symptoms.

