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After vaccination Can we use medicine
Hello doctor,
IAM going to get vaccinated today, I have a doubt regarding that. As IAM using my regular medicine for thyroid and wheezing problem IAM under medication. Each day I'll be taking my thyroid medicine and for wheezing tablet 2days once or daily. So can I know if we get vaccinated can we use our regular medicine or is there any side effects if we use it. Kindly also suggest what things to avoid after getting vaccinated and for how many days.
Kindly advise for my issue.
Medicine Names :thyronorm 25 mg
rotahaler - Formoterol fumarate and budesonide powder of inhalation IP foracort 200 rotacaps
Thank you
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You should take your regular medicine without fail
After vaccinations if you have fever or sore throat then take tablet paracetamol 500 mg thrice a day and tablet montas L once a day for two days
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Dr. Khushboo
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Yes you can take no issue .get vaccinated
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