A Raynaud Phenomonic Attack Induced After an Adult Diphtheria-Tetanus Vaccine

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Tetanus vaccine may cause systemic reactions, such as urticaria, anaphylaxis, and peripheral neuropathy or local reactions, such as erythema, endurance, and pain. We presented a 13-years-old patient who was administrated cyanosis, numbness, and coldness in both hands and forearms after one hour of vaccination adult-type diphtheria-tetanus from left deltoid muscle and evaluated vaccine side effects as Raynaud's phenomenon. Vaccine-induced Raynaud's phenomenon has not been reported in the literature, and this may be a side effect of the injection rather than the diphtheria-tetanus vaccine itself.