COVAXIN 2nd dose

2021-06-20 04:07:32
Hi, I took my 2nd dose of COVAXIN on 18th May 2021. After taking the dose, I didn't feel any side effects or symptoms apart from pain in my left hand(where it was injected). Lot of my friends and family members who took 1st or 2nd dose of COVISHIELD, most of them experienced high fever, headache, body pain after thier dose. I just wanted to know, since I didn't experience any side effects or symptoms after my 2nd dose of COVAXIN, does it mean that antibodies are not developing in my body? I know it might sound a very stupid question to you all but I don't have any knowledge in this area, so just wanted to confirm. Thanks
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Many patients didn’t complain such symptoms. It depends person person . Nothing to worry . Vaccine is doing it’s job . Just take all precautions

Answered2021-06-20 04:18:25

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symptoms vary from patient to patient... some don't have any symptoms,, but that doesn't mean you don't develop  antibodies properly...  so don't worry  at all

Answered2021-06-20 04:17:47

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