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Why do I start to have pimples on my body after getting a Tetanus vaccine shot? |
It's pretty itchy and those pimples only appeared on my body after getting the Diphtheria, Tetanus vaccine shot. Why? Pimples or pimple-like-swellings? I think you are probably showing an allergic reaction to the vaccine. You should see a doctor. sounds like you have a infectious problem with your nappy happy trail of infections go get 5or6 more shots in your rear end sometimes vaccines kill good bacteria that fight the bad and so could get pimples and infections and even sick for a while after but you'll be fine soon. |
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