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Question: I got an allergy shot at 8:30am this morning, and the injection site is still red and hot 12 hours later...? (Posted by: H on 2010-02-04 19:29:55) Is this normal? I've been getting shots for a few months now, and have gotten a reaction only once before but it didn't last this long! Its painful and hot to the touch.

Answers:

Posted by: LTV on 2010-02-04, 19:34:52 You will probably need to go back to your previous dose with your next injection. You should be able to take a Benadryl and an Advil (depending on your weight.) Let your doctor/ allergist know tomorrow.

  

Posted by: mi3souls on 2010-02-04, 19:33:42 Try ice and massage the area.

  

Posted by: dkup on 2010-02-04, 19:33:50 Doesnt sound good, i would strongly suggest you see a doctor.

  

Posted by: crafty on 2010-02-04, 19:37:37 Sounds like a local reaction at the site. Try some Tylenol or Advil or something that you can take for fever/ pain. A warm washcloth to the area. It should be better tomorrow.

  

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