Large local reactions occur less frequently. The individual may have generalized rash and pruritis, dyspnea, and fever. Focal swelling and itching may appear at areas other than injection site. A simple headache may last a short duration and is treatable. Chills and fever are rare.
Immediate reactions are suggestive of anaphylaxis.
Report to the Executive Agent of AVIP AMSA is responsible for forwarding to the DoD AVIP Agency a weekly summary of the reported anthrax vaccine adverse events. This summary will compile the reports of anthrax vaccine adverse events submitted by each Service. This policy is effective immediately and shall be included in all Service and Joint Staff plans and policies for the AVIP and for joint medical surveillance and force health protection.