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Can i take pain killer after COVID vacci

2021-05-30 03:08:07
I had got covishield vaccine yesterday . I also have a tooth ache from several days and am unable to visit a dentist due for lockdown and hence took painkiller some days to get relief.. Now can I take pain killer after I get COVID vaccine? If no after how many days can I take it.. Or how many days should I wait before I take it?
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Yes you can take pain killer for symptomatic relief of your dental ache. But it’s advisable to consult a dentist at the earliest. Without knowing the cause, constant use of pain killers will harm you.
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Answered2021-05-30 03:12:02

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