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Fever after Covishield vacination
Hi, it been 9 days my mother got vaccinated but she still developing fever and sometimes is very high 103°F+. She is feeling every tired. Please suggest.
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Since it is 8-9 days, it is not due to vaccination. Get a Covid test done and monitor oxygen saturation. Maintain social distancing and wear masks and wash hands regularly. Consult accordingly.
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Usually fever after vaccine persists for maximum of 2 days. If it is still persisting please do COVID test. There might be chances that she has COVID. until then DOLO 650mg SOS ( whenever she has symptoms ) would suffice.
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Dr. Masiha Tabeyeen
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1 yrs exp
Guwahati
May not be due to vaccination.. give her dolo 650sos.. might need to run some tests.. consult for further details
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Dr. Harsh Patel
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4 yrs exp
Rajkot
Do RTPCR for covid 19 bcoz generally after vacvination fever persist for 2-3 days maximum.
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there is chance that your mother got covid19.
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do test (RTPCR). for further query about medication and report you can consult me.
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