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After having an immunization shot, is it normal to have a knot in the injection site?

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Common finding: Most vaccines are given into the muscle underneath the skin and can cause a transient knot to form. This usually subsides in a few days to a week but occasionally persists for longer.It is not considered a sign of an allergic reaction.

Answered 10/29/2018

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