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HIB (ACTHIB) Safety Reports

Total HIB (ACTHIB) reports: 105.

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HIB (ACTHIB) problem was reported from WA on Nov 14, 2007. Female patient , child 3 years of age, was vaccinated with HIB (ACTHIB) on Oct 25, 2007. 3yr old received Boostrix (Tdap) instead of indicated Daptacel (DTaP). No adverse events reported.. None. . Patient recovered.

HIB (ACTHIB) problem was reported from PA on Nov 23, 2007. Female patient , child 4 years of age, was vaccinated with HIB (ACTHIB) on Nov 13, 2007. "Seen 11-8-07 D/T rash on chest, back & face that comes & goes for x3 weeks.". None. None. Patient recovered.

HIB (ACTHIB) problem was reported from FL on Dec 06, 2007. Male patient , child 1.0 years of age, was vaccinated with HIB (ACTHIB) on Nov 28, 2007. "Urticarial rash, right thigh-worse at injection site-Had approx 4 cm erythema at site and one urticarial lesion". . None. Patient recovered.

HIB (ACTHIB) problem was reported from SC on Dec 07, 2007. Female patient , child 1.1 years of age, was vaccinated with HIB (ACTHIB) on Dec 07, 2007. "Patient developed left leg limping several days after vaccine administration. No ambulation for 1 - 2 days. Remained afebrile. She was somewhat fussy and appeared in pain whenever she was put down to walk. On follow-up examination, she ambulated well, but with a mild limped gait favoring the left leg. Vital signs were stable. Naproxen 100 mg every 8 hours was prescribed for 1 week duration. A follow up appointment was recommended when her Naproxen medication course was complete, or sooner if fever develops and/or no symptomatic improvement results.". None. . Patient recovered.

HIB (ACTHIB) problem was reported from OH on Dec 31, 2007. Female patient , child 1.0 years of age, was vaccinated with HIB (ACTHIB) on Dec 31, 2007. "Patient presented with mildly erythematous macular blanching rash on trunk. Three lesions, vesicles, on erythematous base consistent with Varicella per physician exam.". . . Patient recovered.

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