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Fever before vaccine
If there is mild fever day before COVID vaccine can i take vaccines next day.I had covid 2 mnths back.
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Avoid taking the vaccine when you have a fever. Kindly get the cause of the fever investigated and treated first, then go for the vaccination.
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Yes you can take vaccine
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Nagpur
According to gov guidelines, vaccines should be taken 12-16 weeks from the day of recovery. This is done so as to allow your own natural immunity build antibodies against the virus. So it's better to wait for sometime and then get your shots. Need to evaluate the cause of Fever. Consult me on practo for further assistance
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Dr. Marimuthu
General Practitioner
8 yrs exp
Chennai
No. You shouldn't take, you have to wait and see the progression of symptoms..
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