sir my baby have a small clot occur in the vacconation site.that is,anterior part of thigh.how will treat

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Author of questionGuardian of a 2 yr 10 m old girl10 months ago

A. but mam it too longer actually 9month ago that's why iam asking

Sunita MahatoMom of 3 children10 months ago

A. small clot or lump on the vaccintaion site that is common it wl subside on its own in sometime u may rub ice cubes on vaccination area to reduce pain swelling redness.. take care

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