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2021-08-18 14:31:24
Yesterday I took my vaccine covishiled..from today I have High fever.i have High prolactin problem but currently from last 01 month not taking any medicine prolactin related..is there any problem? Is this safe?
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You can take Dolo 650 twice daily for three days.
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Answered2021-08-18 14:51:34

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Safe, take dolo 650 3 times a day for 2 days for fever

Answered2021-08-18 14:33:44

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For now you can take Praracetamol 650 mg trice a day for 2-3 days After the fever comes down then you can get yourself evaluated for the raised prolactin leves

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