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Thrombophob ointment applied
Thrombophob ointment I have applied to my 45 days old daughter after her 1st dtap vaccination where the pediatrician said you can apply after asking so, I applied now I am worrying after reading certain blog that it shouldn't b applied what can I do I am worrying about this
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heparin-based ointments like Thrombophob in 45-day-old infants is not universally established, and professional guidance is essential. Monitor the injection site for any unusual redness, swelling, or skin irritation. . Alternative post-vaccination care typically includes gentle cold compresses or infant-safe pain relievers as directed by a doctor
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If you don’t see any new development or change locally it should not cause worry. In fact no need to apply anything. But no worries if only small quantity is applied.
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Dr. Venkatesh Badugu
Pediatrician
9 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Yes you should not apply in 45 days because it cause Allergic rashes over that area but luckily your kid didn't had that .
So next time onwards don't apply
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Dr. Jay Gajjar
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Surat
If Thrombophob ointment was applied only externally on the injection site once or a few times, it is very unlikely to cause any harm to your 45-day-old baby. The main concern with such ointments in young infants is that they are generally not routinely recommended because safety data in very young babies is limited, not because a single application is known to cause serious problems.
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