It doesn't hurt much at the time but it can leave the muscle very sore for a few days after, so it is better to take it in the buttock because it is easier to cope with a sore bottom than a sore arm.
No. Parents/guardians must take the child to a doctor for immunizations and boosters.
She should get another tetanus booster just to be safe. Tetanus shots are usually good for about five years, so she might be due for her booster if she's reaching five years and three months. It also wouldn't hurt her to get a booster shot early. I've sometimes gotten a new tetanus shot after only three years depending on my health insurance situation. If cost is a concern, you should ask a doctor or nurse if she can wait a little longer. Tetanus is fatal and horribly painful, so it's not something you want to take unnecessary chances with.
Generally it takes a few weeks to see antibodies from immunization.
After an injury, especially if there’s a risk of tetanus, it's important to ensure that your tetanus vaccinations are up to date. The CDC recommends getting a tetanus booster shot every 10 years, or every 5 years for more severe wounds. If you're unsure of your vaccination status or if the injury is particularly deep or contaminated, consult a healthcare professional for guidance. Additionally, proper wound cleaning and care are essential to prevent infection.
NO
go straight to a doctors to get a tetnus shot!!
No
God or evolution - take your pick.
imediately
Take a rocket booster and strap it to your phone or somethin TSS
when you show them you
Anything can be toxic if you take enough of it. For tetanus shots it would be very difficult barring a crazy person intentionally injecting huge amounts.