I think there was a trend to lessening the effect on the immune response, but again, the immune response was still adequate regardless. I'd give my kid the tylenol after a vaccine. In my local children's hospital they do as well. I find the evidence saying not to give it is weak and mostly refers to giving it at the time of vaccination
Just to clarify your last sentence- does delaying the dose lessen the effect of the med I terms of comfort/fever reduction? Or lessen the effect of how the vaccine impacts the immune system?We try to use other methods of soothing her in general when we can, but sometimes shes uncomfortable enough that it seems warranted. (We went with her favorite lunch and lots of snuggles between the shots and nap, and are planning on letting her play in a warm bath after nap if she wants.)Thank you for weighing in. I appreciate it!