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I am 42.mmr vacc on 3 feb 14 as travelling 2 thailand in mar 14. doctor recommended shot of priorix &have developed rash on leg 12 days post injection?
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Expected rash: A rash is common 12 days after the mmr. It may be the expected rash from the vaccine. If so, it usually goes away after about 5 days. If not, then you might want to see a doctor for a diagnosis.
Answered 2/18/2014
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