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Itchy Arm, Small Lumps Under Skin, White Lump, Red Skin Around It Post MMR Vaccine. Cure?

I had the MMR vaccine at end August. Since then my arm has been itchy at times and a small lump unger skin. However last 2 nights my arm has been really itchy and hot with a big white lump and really red skin around it. I am 33 and got my injection through Occupational Health when I started working within
Tue, 9 Oct 2012
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Mild skin allergy like redness, itching and mild fever is a common side- effect of any vaccination. However, hot, big white lump with red skin around may be a "developing Abscess". are you running fever also? I will advise to show this to a general surgeon to rule out abscess and if confirmed it will require an incision and drainage.
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Itchy Arm, Small Lumps Under Skin, White Lump, Red Skin Around It Post MMR Vaccine. Cure?

Hi Mild skin allergy like redness, itching and mild fever is a common side- effect of any vaccination. However, hot, big white lump with red skin around may be a developing Abscess . are you running fever also? I will advise to show this to a general surgeon to rule out abscess and if confirmed it will require an incision and drainage.