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Covishield question
After taking covishield 1st doze i faced high Blood pressure fluctuations, severe headache, dizziness and even difficulty breathing for 15 days. Now I have to take its 2nd doze but I am fearing. I am regularly taking Telma 40mg once, Revelol xl 25mg once and colchicine 0.5mg twice a day. What should I do. Pl suggest. Is aspirin needed before 2nd doze?
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Dr. Narendra Singh
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Nainital
No need of aspirin.
We’re u taking these medication before vaccination also.
Headache nd dizziness is quite common but breathing difficulty is a rare phenomenon.
Had u registered ur adverse effects at ur vaccination site last time.
What were your spo2 level when u were facing breathing difficulty.
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