I'm feeling concerned because I've been having a cold fever since my double J stent was removed from my kidney. Is it normal to experience a cold fever after this procedure, or should I be worried? My doctor mentioned it might be malaria since this type of fever isn't usually expected after stent removal. Could you help clarify what's going on?

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Dr Ibrahim Salah

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Painless and painful vaccines for infants are equally effective in building immunity against diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis.

Key Points:

Equal efficacy: Both vaccines provide similar protection.

Immunity: Both build immunity equally.

Price variation: Painless vaccine is generally more expensive.

Side effects: Painful vaccine tends to cause more side effects.

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