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Vaccine effect
Take vaccine yesterday and also take two paracitamol but headache is not gone can I take a headache pill?? or not take any medicine
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Yes after vaccinations some people do get fever bodyache headache .
You can take paracetamol 500 mg three times a day for three days
Also montas Ltwuce a day for two days
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Just go with Paracetamol.
If Headache still persist then I would advise to have a video Consultantion.
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Video Consultantion advised
Health Tips
plenty of fluids (keep body hydrated)
protein rich diet
Avoid hot and spicy food
tender Coconut water
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Dr. Raghav Sharma
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Bhopal
U must get ur bp chelked
Keep hyderated
Then consult
Mild headache and fever is common after vaccine
For that take pcm trixe a day for 3 days
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consult online on vidio chat for proper guidance
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