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Suggest Treatment For Yellow Discoloration On Injection Shot Area

dear dr. i had started Histaglob subcutaneous injection 4 days back due to allergic rhinitis. the injection site rite now become yellowish with a diameter of 4 cm and hair follicle become blackish with a diameter of 2mm with no other local n systemic side effects. Sir pliz tell me whether i should proceed with the course or not ? from John Das, ASSAM
Fri, 23 Jun 2017
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Hi.
As per your case history of yellow spot on injection site my advice is -
1. Histoglob injection are anti-allergic and less likely to cause any skin reaction.
2. The spot in your case may be due to improper technique as the injection may have been given intradermal instead of subcutaneous.
3. Don't worry. It will subside on its own. Just apply ice over the spots.
4. You can continue rest of the course of Histoglob with proper injection technique.

Thanks.
Dr. Harshit bhachech.
MBBS, DDVL.
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Suggest Treatment For Yellow Discoloration On Injection Shot Area

Hi. As per your case history of yellow spot on injection site my advice is - 1. Histoglob injection are anti-allergic and less likely to cause any skin reaction. 2. The spot in your case may be due to improper technique as the injection may have been given intradermal instead of subcutaneous. 3. Don t worry. It will subside on its own. Just apply ice over the spots. 4. You can continue rest of the course of Histoglob with proper injection technique. Thanks. Dr. Harshit bhachech. MBBS, DDVL.