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Medicine after 1st dose vaccine
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Can I take nise tablet after 1st dose of my covishield vaccine..I took vaccine on April 30th..can I take nise tablet??
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Dr. Kamal Rajput
General Practitioner
2 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello sir happy to help you
Post vaccination symptoms like fever, body ache and headache are common symptom you can take NSAids for better relief!
Thanks and all the best for better recovery
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
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8 yrs exp
Delhi
Yes definately you can take for symptomatic relief.
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Dr. Boddepalli Sireesha
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8 yrs exp
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U can
Side effects after vaccination would last for 1 to 2 days
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