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Nausea post 2 days of vaccine

2021-05-25 17:54:08
I took Covid vaccine first dose on Sunday and today I am having nausea. Can I take medicine for the same ???
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Yes you can take medicine for nausea post vaccination For medicine and other details Plz feel free to consult anytime between 9pm to 12am Thankyou

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Post vaccine weakness may be present for 2-3 days and will eventually subside. You can take medications for symptomic relief.

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