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Manipal Hospitals is one of India's leading multi-specialty healthcare providers, with over 70 years of experience. Operating dozens of hospitals nationwide, the group offers comprehensive preventive, diagnostic, curative, and rehabilitative care across major medical specialties, including cardiology, oncology, organ transplants, and emergency medicine.

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Can a Vaccine Reaction Reveal an Immune Disorder | Dr. Ankur Kumar Jindal | Manipal Hospitals

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Vaccines protect children from serious infections and have saved millions of lives. However, in some cases, an unusual or severe reaction after vaccination may provide an important clue about a child’s immune system. Dr. Ankur Jindal, Paediatrician & Immunologist, explains why certain reactions following the BCG vaccine should not be overlooked. Severe swelling, ulceration, lymph node swelling or other unusual complications after BCG vaccination may, in some children, indicate an underlying immunodeficiency disorder. Watch the video to understand why recognising these warning signs early can help in identifying hidden immune problems and ensuring timely medical evaluation. Click the link below to consult Doctor: https://www.manipalhospitals.com/oldairportroad/doctors/dr-ankur-kumar-jindal-pediatrician-clinical-immunologist-and-rheumatologist/ #ChildImmunity #VaccinationAwareness #BCGVaccine #Immunodeficiency #Paediatrics
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