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Taking pain killer med and TT injection

2021-05-03 06:04:48
My father is 62yrs old has received his 2nd dose of covid vaccine 2days back. Unfortunately he fell down from bike and is having back pain and waist pain.. we thought of taking any medications like pain killer and TT. Is it advisable after the covid vaccine ... Can he take other meds related to his fall.
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No he should not take any painkillers other than paracetamol TT is also not advisable as he just took covid vaccine

Answered2021-05-03 06:09:49

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