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Baby didn't cry after Injection
My baby girl 2 year old. She's on medication for seizures. For the past 3 times, while taking blood test for her, she didn't cry. Nurse told she co operated well. I don't know why she didn't cry. May be she got distracted or was it not much painful. Is it a concern.? If she gets hurt while playing, she cries a lot. Pls reply
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Do not worry. She got distracted and was not much painful. Normally shee cries after fall. It is natural to draw attention to her..Learn to be soft.
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Nutrition, exercises, immunization and environments have to be looked after.
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