English | Spanish Parent Resources
Although the vaccine information sheets listed below have all possible vaccine reactions, the normal response to childhood vaccines is mild. Most children no longer require pre-medication with Tylenol or Motrin prior to vaccination as fever is no longer routinely seen. In fact, routine premedication is not recommended as this may dampen the immune response. We recommend Tylenol and ibuprofen only if symptoms warrant treatment. The normal reaction after vaccinations is often no obvious reaction. If a reaction is seen it tends to be temporary a mild. Your doctor will want to know if you should experience any reaction that is more intense or unusual with a phone call or office visit.
More information and languages available: Vaccine Information Sheets from the CDC
Iron is an essential mineral that is necessary for the formation of hemoglobin, the substance in red blood cells that transports oxygen to all parts o[...]
Read MoreWe hear the phrase “vitamins and minerals” all the time and we can probably name some of them. Vitamin C and Vitamin D are familiar, and w[...]
Read MoreDue to inclement weather and poor road conditions, some MANA clinics may have alternate hours. Check here for the latest clinic hours. Alternate hours[...]
Read More© 2023 Medical Associates of Northwest Arkansas. Website by Haden Interactive