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Pain Killer Usage
How many days post Covishield vaccination can one take painkillers like aceflam, Microsid, Ultracet etc...for other ailments if need be?
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Avoid for 3-4 days if taking for chronic pain other than vaccination pain. Take paracetamol 650mg.
Chronic nsaid use may have side effects like gastritis, dependance etc.
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Maximum 2 to 3 days enough for painkillers then no need for it
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it will subside within 2 -3 days
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For a week maximum if you still face problem after 7 days kindly consult
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Take as and when required, no relation with vaccine.
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Dr. Saqiba Afzal
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Srinagar
There is no fixed guideline you can continue with your regular medicines
But try to avoid such painkiller as they are not good for chronic use
Thankyou
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Dr. Khushboo
General Physician
8 yrs exp
New Delhi
Avoid for 1 weak . To avid side effects.
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