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freaking out about my tb test

I got my tb test done 72 hours ago. I went back 48 hours after the testing to have it read. At the time I had it read it was not at all visible. It had almost completely went away. Except for red dot where the needle went in. I got a flu shot the same day I had it read. Now 24 hours later it is slightly raised and itchy. Was my initial reading wrong? What should I do?

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​We are not permitted to give medical advice on AllNurses. Please consult with your primary care provider if you have concerns about your TB test.

There is no way anyone could advise you over the internet especially an anonymous website even if it was prudent to do so.

Just like the other poster said contact your primary health care provider and/ or whomever administered the TB test.

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