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Suggest Treatment For Lump On The Thigh Of A Child

My 2 year old has a lump on her thigh in the region where she had her jabs, only on the right leg. It is about the width of a golf ball and purtrudes about a inch. It does not move, it doesn t cause pain but she doesn t like me touching it. My daughters last injection in this area was when she was 5 months old. Is it possible this is still due to her injection or could this be anything else? Thanks in advance.
Tue, 30 Sep 2014
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Dear Sir/ Madam,

Thank you for posting your query at healthcaremagic.com

Many a times, at the injection site the drug administer may not have been absorbed. It might have gone for encapsulated fibrosis. If still remains like that, lump should be excised at earliest.

I advise you to see a pediatric surgeon who would guide further.

Please revert back if you need any further information.


With best wishes,
Dr, Vishwanath Patil
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Suggest Treatment For Lump On The Thigh Of A Child

Dear Sir/ Madam, Thank you for posting your query at healthcaremagic.com Many a times, at the injection site the drug administer may not have been absorbed. It might have gone for encapsulated fibrosis. If still remains like that, lump should be excised at earliest. I advise you to see a pediatric surgeon who would guide further. Please revert back if you need any further information. With best wishes, Dr, Vishwanath Patil