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Lump/abscess after vaccinations
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<blockquote data-quote="Lucky_P" data-source="post: 1689464" data-attributes="member: 12607"><p>Steve123... antibiotics have no effect whatsoever on viruses, whether MLV vaccines or natural infection with 'field'-strain viruses. So... no contraindication in the face of use of MLV vaccine. </p><p></p><p>Clostridial bacterin/toxoids are notorious for inducing 'knots' at injection site... whether with a 'contaminated' needle or fresh, sterile, single-use disposable. </p><p>Granted, if you're one of those folks who keep (re)using the same needle over and over until it's so dull you can hardly push it through the skin... you're gonna have some abscesses... and if you're also doing the old 'in-and-out' of the vaccine bottle with the same needle you're poking the animals with, you're gonna have wholesale contamination of the stuff in the bottle... potentially upping the likelihood of injection site abscesses.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lucky_P, post: 1689464, member: 12607"] Steve123... antibiotics have no effect whatsoever on viruses, whether MLV vaccines or natural infection with 'field'-strain viruses. So... no contraindication in the face of use of MLV vaccine. Clostridial bacterin/toxoids are notorious for inducing 'knots' at injection site... whether with a 'contaminated' needle or fresh, sterile, single-use disposable. Granted, if you're one of those folks who keep (re)using the same needle over and over until it's so dull you can hardly push it through the skin... you're gonna have some abscesses... and if you're also doing the old 'in-and-out' of the vaccine bottle with the same needle you're poking the animals with, you're gonna have wholesale contamination of the stuff in the bottle... potentially upping the likelihood of injection site abscesses. [/QUOTE]
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