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Hi.. I have covid symptoms a 2 months ago.. I didn't go for a test but self quarantined my self and used medicines. Now, yesterday I took covishield vaccine. I got fever and body pains and recovering now . Is it any dangerous if we take covid vaccines before 3 months after recovery.
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Just take Paracetamol every 6 hourly for next 2 days.if fever and body pain persists.
No other painkillers apart from this.
No harm if vaccination taken after 2 months but ideally should be after 90 days.
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Not dangerous
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Dr. Maunang Bharadiya
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Don’t worry
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Dr. Arunaponmalar K.I
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Hi it’s not dangerous
You will not have any serious side effects in taking the vaccine sooner than three months
There will be just a period of overlap of circulating antibodies post covid infection and the vaccine protection.
You need not worry.
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