hi please suggest, my daughter is 2 months and 10 days old and because of BCG vaccine her left arm pains and she cries when we touch it so should I consult a doctor or it's normal

1 Answer

Dr GhouseGuardian of 3 children4 years ago

A. it is quite normal that baby will be getting swelling at the site of BCG vaccine six to eight weeks after taking it generally blood and pus comes from it it will be healing and its own no need to worry

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