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Hpv vaccination

2024-01-19 19:20:12
Why I'm not feeling any pain at the site of injection after hpv vaccination. And how should I feel after the vaccination i mean it feels like nothing was there in the injection is it normal to feel like this? Also I get the vaccine in my glute region is it fine?
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Answered2024-01-20 05:07:50

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Yes it is normal

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The vaccination is NOT given in the gluteal region

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Yes everything is fine and normal

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