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Pain in hand after vaccination
I took vaccination about 6 months ago. Sometimes like one time in a week I have mild pain in my vaccinated hand and the pain is movable What should I do?
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Its common. Please apply cold on the area.
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Consult
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Consult for proper medications
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Consult with physician
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Ignore, do regular exercises.
It will improve
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Dr. Dhiraj Poonia
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Consult for further advise
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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Just get an examination done from a general physician nearby.
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