How to Handle Swelling and Pus at the Injection Site on a Baby’s Arm?

The vaccines administered to the newborn within one or two days after birth include hepatitis B vaccine and BCG vaccine. The BCG vaccine, when injected into the baby’s arm, may cause swelling and pus at the injection site, which is a normal reaction. This condition does not require special treatment. Simply avoid excessive rubbing of the wound during the baby’s bath, gently clean and dry it. Typically, the wound will naturally heal within a few months, and parents should not worry too much.
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How to Handle Swelling in Hands and Arms for a Day

A 36-year-old patient describes their discomfort and post-surgical symptoms, including swelling in the hands and arms, dizziness during the day, insomnia at night, and ineffective medication treatment. The doctor recommends using gentian violet or iodine alcohol for preventive infection, maintaining a light diet, adequate water intake, and appropriate sun exposure. In addition, the doctor suggests using Astragalus and floating wheat decoction to enhance the therapeutic effect of treating qi deficiency and spontaneous sweating.
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How to Handle Swollen Cheeks in Children

Mumps, caused by the mumps virus, is a common respiratory infectious disease that can lead to encephalitis and should not be overlooked. It is recommended to try applying a paste made from red bean powder externally.
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