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My father got vaccinated yesterday and today afternoon by 12 pm he had aceclofenac 100mg and paracetamol 325mg tablet.. he had it in the noon and he is normal now.. is it fine???
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Yes... but use only paracetamol tablet
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Dr. Bhaskar
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Delhi
Use paracetamol 650 mg as an antipyretic , aceclofenac can be used only with advice of a physician
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Better to avoid the combination pain killer after vaccine. Take paracetamol 650mg 6th hourly once if required
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