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My babys vaccine has just popped and left a small hole in the area. is this normal?
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Injection site? : It sounds as if you are talking about the injection site? There may be a tiny visible "hole" where the needle was introduced in the day following vaccination. If you are talking about a raised red area which is "draining" liquid ( clear or otherwise) in the injection site, then baby needs to be looked at today! How is she acting? Feeding well? No fever? Easily consolable if you pick her up?
Answered 4/12/2015
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