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What Causes Swollen Lump On The Thigh After Being Given An Anti Sickness Injection?

I have a swollen thigh after been given an anti sickness injection.
The swelling/ hard lump is red and and hot and tbe injection site bruised slighly.
I can hardly walk and its very very painful. I feel ok in myself except my body is stiff like i have the flu.
What should i do?
Mon, 6 Oct 2014
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General Surgeon 's  Response
Hi If you have a flu like symptoms after an anti-sickness injection , it is obvious that an injection abscess is being developed.
Immediately send you blood for culture and sensitivity and then get started on an antibiotic and an anti-inflammatory medicines.
Take full bed rest.
Get an ultrasonography of the area done, if it shows abscess formation go for incision and drainage surgery.
Get the routine blood tests done including that of sugar to rule out diabetes.
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What Causes Swollen Lump On The Thigh After Being Given An Anti Sickness Injection?

Hi If you have a flu like symptoms after an anti-sickness injection , it is obvious that an injection abscess is being developed. Immediately send you blood for culture and sensitivity and then get started on an antibiotic and an anti-inflammatory medicines. Take full bed rest. Get an ultrasonography of the area done, if it shows abscess formation go for incision and drainage surgery. Get the routine blood tests done including that of sugar to rule out diabetes.