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My babay is 3 months old and she got her 3rd month vaccination today. She is crying with pain. Can i apply therombofob ointment on the place of vaccine??? Or can i give her crocin for pain relief??
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U can apply ice fomentation at the vaccination site. That will help her the most .
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Dr. Gaurang Patel
Pediatrician
5 yrs exp
Surat
Dont apply Thrombophobe directly, 1st 48 hour gentle ice application is better. If leg is not moved by baby or redness and swelling is their over injection site then can give antiinflammatory medicine with pain killer property. Just 2 day u gave this medicine and u will notice improvement after 1st dose itself that baby will be absolutely fine with 0 complain.
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Dr. Avantika Dhanawat
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Bhubaneswar
You can definitely give her paracetamol drops if in pain.
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