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Ectopic heartbeats
Hello sir, I got ectopic heartbeats(PACs) when I took hcq400 for corona. I got them on ecg in the hospital when taking treatment for corona. I was asymptomatic but still went to the hospital out of fear and this hcq gave me side effects. Now I'm even getting nightfalls once in 5 days. When I took the first dose of covaxin I had dizziness and tingling in forearms for 10 mins and ectopics increased for 2 hours. Can I go for the second dose ?
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U can go for the 2nd dose but you will need monitoring.
So kindly take the 2nd dose where there is facilities for providing tertiary care
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Dr. Nazia Begum M.G
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15 yrs exp
Belgaum
Consult cardiologist , contact online
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Dr. Syed Jawwad Hashmi
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Aurangabad
If symptoms are increasing after vaccine first consult physician before taking 2nd dose
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