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Post Vaccination Fever and Body Pains
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I just vaccinated yesterday for the First Dose , CoviShield. Feeling feverish and body pains from last night. Can I use any pill to reduce this condition and be normal. Please Suggest.
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Srinivas GJ
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Take tablet PCM 650mg tds
Good hydration
Proper balanced diet
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Fever & body ache is common side effect of vaccine, dont you worry. TAKE TAB DOLO 650 mg, for 2 days, if required take 8 hourly.
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Take a diclofenac tablet and a paracetamol650.
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Tablet dolo 650 mg tds
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Dr. Kishan Bhalodia
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6 yrs exp
Rajkot
Take dolo 650 8 hourly
Maintain hydration adequate
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Dr. Khushboo
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8 yrs exp
New Delhi
Yes kindly take pcm
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Dr. Nathiya Banu
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Chennai
Post vaccination fever is normal and u can take paracetamol 650 , if fever persist more than two days ( u want to consult immediately)
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