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DTP vaccine lump is present after 2 week

2020-03-20 17:47:24
DTP vaccine lump is present after 2 weeks of giving it.Please suggest a medicine for it.There is no pain in the site.
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Actually, nothing is needed for this, Warm regards
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Answered2020-03-25 06:04:44

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Don't do anything to the vaccine site ....don't apply any medicines , no heat , no cold nothing ..... The lump will go by itself .... Dr sujit

Answered2020-03-20 18:18:58

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