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Covid vaccine side effects
My mother took Covid vaccine on 20th April. For first two days she was doing okay, but she kind of overdid some physical activities ( household and farming related) and then took head bath. Body pain was mild during that time.. from 4th day she started getting mild fever and extreme body pain .. fever remains between 98-99 and comes only once everyday (for past 3 days). I give her pcm.
Oxygen is 96-99 .
Mild cough is also there .
Is this post vaccination affect or should I go for rtpcr test?
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Till then hydrate her with high citrus juice like lemonade and fresh fruit juice and plenty of water.
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Dr. Ambaram Patel
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
It can be vaccination effect but if possible do covid test also
You can consult me on practo for further test and treatment
I need more information about her to advise
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Dr. Subhashis Saha
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Kolkata
Go for a RTPCR test.
Till then have high protein diet and plenty of fluids orally
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you can consult after you get report/sos
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