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Medicine after covid vaccination
I have taken covishield a week before..
Now i have cold and bodyache..and weakness too..
Can i take medicines for cold..like cetrizine and sinarest now?
After covid vaccination,how many days after we take medicine for cold like symptoms?
Kindly suggest
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You can take cetrizine in night or montair lc or allegra 120 but for proper consultation you need to give more history about your complains
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You can take tablet Vikoryl one time daily for five days or you can take Dolo 650 as well. Assuming you are not on any other medication
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Dr. Niral Jain
General Practitioner
7 yrs exp
Ratlam
Need to ask few more questions before reaching out to any conclusion
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