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I had a tb and meningitis shot yesterday and both shots are red around and extremely sore
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Mgt: If a cool compress to the area and Motrin do not alleviate the swelling, I would recommend a visit with your PCP. Most vaccine reactions subside in 48 hours.
Answered 10/24/2017
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