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Muscle Soreness and Eyes pain
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I had dengue, however, now it's been more than two weeks that I am fully recovered.
Also, Yesterday I got my second dose of covishield vaccine. After few hours of vaccine and up until now, I have eyes pain (majorly back of the eyes), muscle soreness and left arm pain where I got injected.
My question is it normal to have eyes pain and muscle pain?
My only concern is I feel tired and have eyes pain. Is it because of the injection or it could be dengue?
I told the nurse about my dengue diagnosis. Was it okay to get injected after dengue.
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This is not uncommon following vaccination
Consultation is advisable for worsening of symptoms
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Yes... Covishield does that... We got these side effects too.
Two weeks after dengue recovery is a safe gap.
You did good.
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Its dengue symptoms
Kindly discuss further on practo
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Kindly discuss for your concern.
Need to be evaluated further
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Dr. Vijay Singh Jadaun
Pulmonologist
38 yrs exp
Jaipur
Yes, its myalgia no dengue symptoms. Pl discuss more on app with me.
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