I wouldn't be too concerned about the lump as long as it stats as is. If something overall hasn't been quite right for weeks (be ause of a vaccine or any other reason) then you'll need to find a vet that will listen to you and maybe do labs.
Some vets do adjust the rabies dose if they feel like it, but this is ILLEGAL. So what they can do and what they should do are different. They are lying to the government when signing off. Aside from that I have to question their knowledge of immunology if they think it is okay to cut a dose as they desire. These vaccines don't come in one dose for convenience. They come in the dose that is serologically and/or challenge tested.
Waivers are fine if truly needed. It is better than falsifying dosing amounts on soething as serious as rabies. That said, waivers and titers may keep you from fines. They do not keep your pet safe from quarantine and/or decapitation for testing.
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