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Child Has Raspy Voice After Taking Shots. No Fever Or Runny Nose

my 2 month old had his shots 2 days ago and yesterday, his voice started to sound raspy or like he s losing it. He sounds really pitiful but he s acting completely normal. He did cry while getting the shots and cried a lot that afternoon/evening but no crying yesterday or today. He s happily smiling, eating, peeing and pooping like normal. He just seems to have lost his voice. No fever , no runny/stuffed up nose , coughing or sneezing .
Wed, 26 Dec 2012
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Pediatrician, Infectious Diseases 's  Response
Hello,
Welcome to HCM forum.
Please do not worry . Excessive crying can cause some laryngeal edema and hoarse voice too which should settle on its own gradually in 2-4 days .Since child is otherwise asymptomatic nothing needs to be done . If it persists beyond a week seek prompt medical attention .
Wishing your child good health.
Regards
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Child Has Raspy Voice After Taking Shots. No Fever Or Runny Nose

Hello, Welcome to HCM forum. Please do not worry . Excessive crying can cause some laryngeal edema and hoarse voice too which should settle on its own gradually in 2-4 days .Since child is otherwise asymptomatic nothing needs to be done . If it persists beyond a week seek prompt medical attention . Wishing your child good health. Regards