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I am taken first dose june 6th June 7th I got fever and body aches Second dose August 31 On September 1st I got body aches but not fever is due to...
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It is normal side effect after vaccination.not to worry.
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if symptoms persists then contact for further advice.
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Normal side effects of vaccine, take Dolo 650
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Fever and body ache after COVID vaccination is quite common. It may be either of the two or both. So nothing to worry about
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Have in person consultation if the problem persists for more than 3-4 days
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Avoid anxiety and take healthy diet
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