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How can i avoid a sore arm after the next cervical cancer vaccine?
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Can't: Your arm is sore after every vaccination you get in it, because the immune system reacts to the foreign antigens in the injection. That's how it works, and you can't avoid this because if it didn't happen you wouldn't develop immunity.
Answered 4/13/2014
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