How does the place that newborn hits vaccine purulent do

It is recommended to go to the hospital in time for treatment of suppuration in the place where the newborn is vaccinated. It is necessary to be alert to infection at the inoculation site. If necessary, blood routine examination and other related examinations are needed to make sure whether it is caused by bacterial infection. If necessary, anti-infection treatment is needed in time. Pay attention to maintaining local cleanliness and hygiene. Use iodophor or alcohol regularly for local disinfection. If the local abscess is obviously enlarged, drainage and other treatments are needed. Secondly, if BCG vaccination shows purulent is relatively normal, it can be temporarily observed, but it is necessary to pay attention to whether there are other uncomfortable manifestations.