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Iching at injection spot
Every month im taking intramuscular injection from my personal physician i have never had it hing, 10 days back i have taken injection from other physican but from 4 days its itching at injection spot i have never faced iching at injection spot from my childhood. What do i do ???
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What type of injection you are taking. Generally intramuscular injection wont get pain.
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need to know tolerable are not. if tolarable just apply ice pack hot fermentation. if not advise to take tablet cetrzine
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hot fermentation can apply to the injection site
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avoid milk products.
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Dr. Dhawal Diptanshu
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Jamnagar
Consult a Doctor and Start Anti Histaminics only after Doctor Consult
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Dr. Raka Sengupta
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Kolkata
Consult a physician as early as possible as it may be a side effect following vaccination
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