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Fever post vaccination is not reducing
We gave covishield vaccine yesterday afternoon. At around 10, my husband got fever(99.8) , took dolo 650, but fever was there whole night(went 102 at night) Morning also he took another dolo 650. Now fever is 100 for him. Is it becz of vaccine fever is not reducing ?? How many hours this fever will stay ??
For me, there was fever last night , morning took dolo and my fever came down to 98.
Why for my husband fever is not reducing ?? Is it normal ?? Should we go to a hospital ??
Please reply. Thank you.
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Not needed hospital. Post vaccine problem is mild and not to worrie it will be allright in few days follow tab as giving
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Dr. Prathibha Deepthi Srirama
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12 yrs exp
Cuddapah
Advised to take Tab Dolo 650 mg 6th hourly.
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Dr. Arjun Arumugam
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9 yrs exp
Chennai
Everyone responds differently to the vaccine.
Fever post vaccine is normal. There is no need to panic.
You can take one paracetamol tablet every 4-6 hours.
You can have fever for about 2 days post vaccine.
Please ensure to check for other symptoms.
If the fever persists and does not reduce, please consult.
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