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Vaccination baby
Dear sir
Baby age 55 days .. he was perfectly good. But we given vaccine last week as we observe since yesterday he was crying if he touch on vaccine area .. that leg area became little hard can u explain is this normal or what becoz for my 1 st baby not happen like this but this 2nd baby happen like this ..am worrying what to do ...
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Due to vaccine
Give calpol drop for pain
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if redness , so visit nearby clinic
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Dr. Amit Modi
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14 yrs exp
Delhi
The DPT or pentavac vaccine generally cause pain, swelling at injection site as well as fever.
Apply icepack over injection site.
Give paracetamol drops for pain and fever.
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