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Took combiflam After 1st dose of Vaccine
Sir,my wife took Combiflam painkiller Thrice After 1st dose of Vaccination After her 1st Covieshield Dose & Within every 8 hours she is feeling like Fever & Bodyache,
i spoke to Our Family Doctor & He suggested To take Dolo650 or Calpol 650 if feels feverish again,So Is there anything to worry about that she took Combiflam instead of Dolo650
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This is not uncommon following vaccination
Tab Combiflam is usually not advisable post vaccination
Continuing dolo may be advisable
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Consultation is advisable
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Stop combiflam , take dolo 650.
Take antacid if necessary like pan 40
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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No need to worry.
You can take paracetamol 500mg or dolo650mg (1-1-1) after meals for next 2days.
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Nothing to worry. It's fine. Fever wil settle in next 2days. Please consult if it doesn't
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relax
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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5 yrs exp
Nellore
Thats fine... Take dolo 650 from now on...
Do tepid sponging
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