Two weeks after My 1 year old son received his varicella immunization a papular rash that I assumed were mosquito bites began on his legs. Then Weeks 3-4 the rash spread to his back and arms. I brought him to a dermatologist who Inspected with a dermascope and said it was probably a reaction to immunization. The rash got worse so I went to the pediatrician who then referred me to a pediatric dermatologist. My baby was subjected to a punch biopsy. The results said it could be bites and scabies could not be ruled out. After 2 courses of promethrin, treating the furniture, fumigating the house the rash is worse. P.S. 2 other children and 4 adults in house have no bites or rash throughout this experience and the baby has slept with his brother and in parent's bed.

My daughter experienced a slight temp on day 7 after the vaccine and then on day 9 started with a rash. The rash started on her face and then by day 11 had the rash from head to toe. She was sleepy and had lost her appetite. Incredible though was that on the day that the rash was most noticeable and wide spread by the evening it was nearly gone. Quick and efficient immune system our children have thankfully. :)

Six days after my vaccine my son had a rash form on his upper inner thigh. I thought it was a reaction to nappies. The next morning when I changed his nappy, spots had formed all over his legs, feet, genital area, lifted his shirt and yes tummy and back and also on his chin. They are blistering and irritating him as he keeps scratching.

My daughter got a rash with about 7 blisters at the vaccine site after about 2 weeks. A high fever (104) that lasted 3+ days came around a week after the vaccine. May or may not be related (fever) but no other symptoms besides fever and rash immediately after.