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Vaccine fever
Whose have better immunity,
A person who have fever after taking covishield vaccine or who does not have fever.
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Irrespective of the individual...the vaccine will have the same efficacy
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So whenever a new thing like vaccine administration done ....body needs adaptation so it take time to overcone it like fever ,body pain, chills, allergic,..
It's cycle like like
Innate immunity(identify vaccine in our body)➡️adaptive immunity (it takes time to adaptation there symptoms are occuring)➡️ finally here immunity (where it doesn't spread from you to other in our community) after you becoming full immune...
So now how can we judge it's fever patient are immune or immunocompromised?? It's a natural process mannn...
But to say by other I tell u fever patients are having lower immunity than non fever patient
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Hi, one cannot predict if someone's immunity is good or not based on presence or absence of fever after a vaccine shot. Fever and pain at injection site is a side-effect of vaccine, not indicators of good immunity.
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