Red mark dented scar from intermuscular injection - MY SKIN

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Red mark dented scar from intermuscular injection

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Hi all, my little one had the Menb injection 2 months ago and has still got an indent in the top of the arm where the injection went. It is slightly pink/bruised, doesn't have a lump and is not raised. Can anyone advise please? There was quite a nasty bruise there initially but that has all got better now.

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It can take a bit for the marks to go away, my little man is now 2, and it took a while for all the marks to clear up, but if you are concerned about it its best to get it checked by the nurse at the docs.

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Thanks ever so much for your reply Tigery21. I'm pleased to say that it is starting to fade now :-) Must be that their skin is so delicate.

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