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Fever Post Covishield Vaccination
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I took Covishield vaccine yesterday at 1:30pm & whole day I was feeling good but at early morning today, had fever approx 100 degrees & it was 101 in evening today.. it's up & down in nature with slight headache.. I am feeling pain in left hand also at injection's place.. I am taking Dilo 650 in approx 4-5hrs gap.
Plz suggest if anything else needs to take care.. Is it normal ?
Many thanks in advance.
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Don't take too much of dolo 650 , its normal after vaccination and subsides after 24 to 48 hrs
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don't use left hand for heavy weight lifting.
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Its common post vaccination
Take tablet dolo 650mg tds whenever you feel feverish
Dont worry
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It's common for some ppl after vaccination
U can take paracetamol 650 mg 6th hrly if temperature is more that's enough ...
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Dr. Nilabjo Ghosh
General Practitioner
3 yrs exp
Kolkata
Postvaccination fever with body ache is normal...u can take paracetamol 650 with aceclofenac 100combination..if it is not releived then u need a proper counseling with review
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