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By Anonymous - 11/06/2013 18:41 - United States - Barrington
The hell? Shots don't cause swelling unless there's something wrong with them, or you're allergic to them. I would really go get checked for a reaction if I were you.
One of the most common reactions after vaccination is localised swelling, actually. It isn't harmful and generally doesn't indicate anything serious; it usually goes away over the course of a few hours.
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What type of vaccinations did you get--God damn?!?!
I rescued a bat from my swimming pool when I was a kid, and the resulting rabies shots, done four per session, never made my arms swell up. I'm assuming your arms are bigger than an 11-year-old girl's, so that's not normal.
Localised swelling is a very common reaction, actually, and usually goes down after a few hours.
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