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After penta2 vaccination
My baby boy 4months old and born on june 13 at 32weeks due to prematurity(rds and lbw) vaccinations are given late to him. On 14 of this month he was given 2dose of penta this is 5th day after vaccination but he is having lump inthe injection site keeping icepack and we cloth but lump is there before 1dose the lump had gone within 3days but aftrr second doae it is taking time what to do need suggestion
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Giva analgesic if pain is there...
Requires examination to rule out abscess...
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You should consult your pediatrician...
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Is the baby moving the leg?
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Consult your paediatrician to rule our infection
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