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Took 1st jab of Covisheild
Dear docs,
I have taken 1st dose of Covisheild today morning..currently I am not feeling any side-effects. Do I still have to take Dolo650 even their is no symptoms of fever.
Can I know how will I react after my dose.
Thanks in advance.
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No need as of now.. but take if u get bodyache or fever
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No need to take dolo if you are not having any symptoms of fever, arm pain.
Stay calm
If pain at injection site is present that too will subside within couple of days.
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Fever ar bodyache are common form findings post vaccination, as in your case there are no symptoms present it is not mandatory to take Dolo 650 or antipyretic.
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Take Dolo 650 only if there is fever or body ache
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do not rub or apply any ointment or ice at the site of vaccination
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Yes you can take dolo 650 no reaction nothing to worry
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Dr. Arjun Arumugam
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Chennai
Not required if you do not have symptoms ;
This is only based on how you feel.
If you have symptoms - fever or body pain , please take it.
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