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Hi , I have given 6 weeks vaccination to my baby 2 days before and now there is no fever but i can see the redness and the lump kind of a thing on his thighs can you please advice  what should I do to reduce it.And how long will it cure. After vaccination how long babies feel pain and cry. Because I am scared for the next vaccination the same thing is going to repeat it is a nightmare now. Please help
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Apply thrombophob ointment at vaccine site
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Please visit Pediatrician for examination Local area redness can be abscess Require treatment and ultrasound of that part
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