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Medicine for headache after covishield
Hi! I was vaccinated a week ago for my 1st dose. I had fever and headache but did not take a pill and it was gone in a day. I had a very bad eyesight and wearing glasses regularly however sometimes I do have headache and used to take Crocin and it goes away. Now that I took my 1st dose of vaccine already, can I still take normal headache pill? Will this cause some problems with covishield and the reduce platelets counts?Is it safe to take Crocin and also Avomin for nausea?
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Dr. Nabarun Dhar
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3 yrs exp
Guwahati
Take Zerodol P
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Dr. Khushboo
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Yes you can take . But to much headache is not normal. Consult doctor
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