What should I do if I have a big lump on my arm for a young child?

If it is BCG, this is a normal phenomenon, be careful not to break it, just apply some isoniazid ointment if necessary, if it is not BCG, this is also a normal reaction, you can use a hot towel to compress it, basically there will be no problem.

My nephew had a whole arm swollen after the third injection of diphtheria, so he applied tea oil (preferably authentic tea oil made by himself), which seemed to be swollen after three or four days. You can give it a try! May the baby be healthy and happy!

Hello. Lumps after vaccinations are very common, but they should be hard bumps under the skin, not redness and swelling on the surface, because the injected injections are not well absorbed, so they gather under the skin. Pediatric intramuscular lumps must be treated in a timely manner, using the following simple and easy methods to make the lumps soften quickly until they disappear.

Warm compress: When there is pain in the injection area or a hard lump just appears, you can apply warm compress in time. The method is to apply a hot towel or hot water bottle (water temperature 50 to 60) to the hard lump area once a day in the morning and evening for 20 to 30 minutes each time.

It can also be massaged locally at the same time. The purpose of warm compresses and massages is to promote local blood circulation and speed up the absorption of the liquid. Topical application of magnesium sulfate solution:

A 50% magnesium sulfate solution can be purchased at a pharmacy or hospital. Take 50 ml of magnesium sulfate solution each time, heat about 10 ml of water, and then use two pieces of gauze or small towels alternately, soak them in the container first, wring them out slightly after taking them out, and then apply them to the place with hard lumps, and then press them with a hot water bottle to keep warm, replace them every 5 minutes, 15 minutes in a row, 3 or 4 times a day. Warm compresses with magnesium sulfate solution can relax muscles, dilate blood vessels, promote blood circulation, and help the absorption of medicinal liquids.

Mugwort leaf decoction water compress: Artemisia leaf has a bitter taste, warm nature, and has the effect of regulating qi and blood, chasing cold and temperature, warming menstruation, and relieving pain. The method is to decoction with mugwort leaves and an appropriate amount of water, soak the compress (cloth, gauze, towel, etc.) after being warm, and then apply a hot compress to the hard part.

The humidity of the compress should be no water flowing, and the temperature should not be burned, but care should be taken to prevent burns. Change every 3 to 5 minutes, warm compress for 30 minutes each time, twice a day. Physiotherapy, if possible, you can go to the hospital for several physiotherapy, and you can generally receive better results.

It should be noted that if you find a "fluctuating sensation" or pus in the hard lump area, you must go to the hospital immediately for examination**, and do not apply hot compresses casually.

It's best to go to the epidemic prevention station for consultation, the redness and swelling of the small egg should be worrying.

On the one hand, vaccination with diphtheria, tetanus, tetanus, and tetanus can prevent pertussis, diphtheria, and tetanus, and on the other hand, the vaccination of diphtheria, tetanus, and tetanus is also prone to sequelae. What should I do if the place where my child gets diphtheria-pertussis vaccinations is red and swollen, and what should I do if my child's arm is red and swollen after diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccination? Let's take a look.

It is normal for children to have red and swollen arms after diphtheria, and the care methods are different according to the degree of redness and swelling. If the child only has local redness or fever at the vaccination site, and the swelling is not serious, parents should use a towel to warm the compress and pay attention to the hygiene of the needle eye, and the redness and swelling will automatically recover after two days.

If the redness and swelling of the child's vaccination site is more serious, and the swelling range is relatively large, it means that the allergic reaction is very serious, and parents can take the baby to see a doctor to avoid lymphatic swelling under the armpit, or lymphatic swelling in the neck, clavicle and other parts, which cannot be detected in time. Simply the arm is red and swollen, as long as the baby's reaction is not intense, the general problem is not big, but diphtheria, tetanus If conditions permit, the baby's arm is seriously swollen, of course, it is more appropriate to consult a doctor as soon as possible, when the conditions are limited, parents mainly rely on the baby's mood and the changes in the vaccination site after nursing.

Analysis: Hello, according to your description, the baby is red and swollen at the injection site after the injection, which may be an inflammatory reaction caused by the diphtheria-pertussis vaccine, don't be nervous, although this situation is rare but not very serious, it needs active anti-inflammatory**. This condition will not have much of an impact on the effectiveness of the vaccine and the child's body.

Guidance: It is recommended to go to the pediatric or ** department of the hospital for treatment, if you are temporarily unwilling to go to the hospital, and the baby does not have obvious crying, you can temporarily not deal with it, or local hot compress is good for the elimination of swelling, in fact, the inflammation will subside on its own after a few days, and the swelling can be eliminated by itself.

The most common adverse reactions of diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine are redness, swelling, pain and induration at the injection site, and the systemic manifestations of fever. It is recommended that you monitor the child's body temperature, if the body temperature is greater than 38 degrees, you need to apply medicine to cool down, and the local redness and swelling can be warmed, which is generally not a big problem.

It should be that the child's vaccination site is a little infected, and the child must not touch it with his hands after vaccination, and now he can wipe the child clean with a cotton swab, and can use a warm towel to help disperse the blood, if it has been red and swollen, he should seek medical attention.

After vaccination, some babies behave normally, while others react violently, both due to the sequelae of the vaccine. The sequelae of each baby are different, and diphtheria, tetanus, tetanus, tetanus, What is the reason for the child's swollen arm after beating, and is it normal for the arm to be red, swollen and itchy after beating?

It is normal for the baby to have an allergic reaction after vaccination, and it is normal for the baby to be swollen and itchy.

When the redness, swelling and itching are not serious, adults should take care of them carefully and patiently soothe the baby's emotions. For redness and swelling, you can use alcohol disinfection after a hot compress to help the baby quickly reduce swelling; For itching, parents can accompany and tease the baby more, divert the baby's attention, and prevent the baby from scratching the wound. Under normal circumstances, it can be cured after about 3 days of good care.

However, if the redness and swelling do not improve after 3 days of nursing, parents should pay attention to it, and it may be that the wound is infected. Or the itching is more severe, the baby's discomfort reaction is particularly strong, and the parents can't coax it, indicating that the allergic reaction is more serious. In both cases, parents need to take their baby to the doctor and need to take medication alone**.

It should be noted that the discomfort caused by the vaccine causes the baby to cry, which needs to be distinguished from the baby's screaming, body convulsions, convulsions, etc. Some babies may also have seizures during their sleep, but most of them are due to dreams. Emotional states such as convulsions and screaming after vaccination with Baibi Coarse He should be alert to the possibility of cranial nerve damage.

Hello! Problem analysis: The normal adverse reaction of diphtheria-pertussis injection is the local redness, swelling, pain, induration, fever, headache and other side symptoms of the jujube, and the fever will be relieved by itself within 48 hours.

**Guidance: Note: Do not touch the baby's intramuscular injection site at the beginning. If your baby has a severe fever, seek medical attention promptly.