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Reg Medication After Accident
I met with an accident and gone some minor injuries the day before I took.my second shot vaccination which was Covaxin . So I'm not taking any pain killers so to relax from pain I'm taking Fepanil - 650 (paracetamol) Daily a two doses .Is it ok r not ? Please Advise
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You can take paracetamol but double check your inj TT. If you suffered injuries on road and you have not taken Tetanus injection in a long time then you need to take ASAP.
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Take tab paracetamol three times a day.
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yes its okay
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Okay can be taken
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Dr. Avni Sharma
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Ujjain
Should consider taking TT and analgesics for pain if persistent.
Tab. Paracetamol 650mg twice can be taken.
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