Patient's question:
Last summer, after getting vaccinated, a hard lump appeared on my arm. When I went back to ask the person who gave me the vaccine, they said it would go away on its own. I stopped paying much attention to it. But now, a year has passed, and it's still the same.Past treatment and effectiveness:
When I went to the hospital, the doctor suggested applying warm compresses for a month, but it's still the same.
Desired help:
I'd like to ask if this requires surgery or if there are any other effective methods.
Doctor's answer:
The phenomenon of hard lumps on the arm after anesthesia vaccination requires attention to care. Keep it dry at all times. In terms of food, it should be much lighter. Apply cold compresses appropriately. It will gradually subside. If the child is still like this after a year, it is necessary to check for possible infection or inflammation, and drainage treatment may be required if necessary. This is advice for the question of "hard lumps on the arm after getting vaccinated." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!