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Vaccinated but not got any fever
I have been vaccinated for covid-19 but u did not experience any high fever,chills or unbearable body pain nothing.I just had little hand pain where it was injected.I took covisheld.does it really mean like vaccine has no impact on me as there are some roomers like getting fever is the sign of antibody generation
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check ur antibody levels
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Its normal
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Check your Covid Antibody igG after 45 days of second shot.
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meditation.
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It's normal
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Dr. Shubham Khandelwal
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Jaipur
Hello,
Vaccines work differently in different bodies. If you did not get any side effects, then it doesn't mean that vaccine won't be effective. Just take your second dose after advised time and follow COVID-19 appropriate behaviour.
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You can get test done for COVID-19 SPIKE PROTEIN ANTIBODIES IgG after 15 days of 2nd vaccination
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