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Is it normal for your arm to swell up after getting the gardasil shot?
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It Happens: Mild swelling and soreness are a known side effect of this and vaccines.I find applying heat helps. It will fade usually within a few days.
Answered 7/5/2012
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Yes: This is part of the side effects reported with this shot. If severe and red the see your primary care doctor.
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