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High grade fever after 2nd covishield
Hello Doctor, I am 26 years old female. After having 2nd dose covishield vaccine its now 4th day, I still have consistent fever 100 to 103 ° F .
Is it normal? I am taking paracetamol. Spo2 is 98.
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Dr. Amrutha J H
Family Physician
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi, usually if there is any reaction due to Covid vaccination, it won't last more than 48 hours. Since you have mentioned it's already been 4 th day since vaccination and also the you have been having high grade fever, kindly consult a physician near your place for clinical examination and evaluation of fever and to Check the Injection site for any abscess formation.
Just paracetamol may not be sufficient.
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