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I am due for my second dose of vaccine.
I have mild fever. On medication(antibiotics and pain killer) for it .
After how many days from discontinuing medication or fever . I can take it ?
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Its safe to have vaccine after one week of termination of fever.
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mild fever is no contraindication for vaccination
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Better to take after a week or two
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1 week is safe
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Can take Vaccine if not covid
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