Could a simple cream make baby shots less painful?
NCT ID NCT01802086
Summary
This study tested whether applying a numbing cream called Emla before a routine baby vaccine helps reduce pain. It involved 72 healthy three-month-old infants getting their first pneumococcal shot. Researchers compared pain scores, crying time, and heart rate between babies who got the numbing cream and those who did not.
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Healthcare center Mariefred/Strängnäs
Mariefred, 64723, Sweden
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