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Vaccination- needles, buzzing sensation
I got vaccinated on Saturday (08.05.2021) with Covishield. I had fever (around 101) on the first night and I took Paracetamol for that. I also have other normal expected side effects such as tiredness etc.
However, my concern is that since yesterday morning (10.05.2021), I am experiencing pins and needles in my feet and more specifically in the right foot. There is an overall feeling of buzz in the entire body as well. Sometimes pins and needles are being felt in other parts of the body as well. My hand feel slightly reddish as if blood has stopped there.
Is this to be expected or is it abnormal? Do I need to go for Platelet Count or other test to ensure that it is not the beginning of blood clotting? Any other symptom I should lookout for?
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Dr. Sachin R Gondane
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Nagpur
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