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Bcg vaccine
To my baby bcg vaccine given after 3days of born.now my baby is 2months20 days old,now she got red sore with pus on injection site,I applied t-bact ointment on that area with in one day it got suppressed.is it normal?or it became problem to my baby.i applied only one day next day I stopped
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Hi there it's normal reaction to BCG vaccine..
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No problem, nothing need to be done
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Dr. Prakash Nagar
Pediatrician
30 yrs exp
Indore
Hi there, not to worry & no need to do anything. Its normal at BCG vaccine site to get an eruption in between, ruptures, some fluid may come out & it subsides. Just keep it clean so no superficial infection occurs.
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