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Vaccine post back pain
I have took covisheid first dose on June 6th and I had severe headache and back pain next day took dolo 650 trice, the headace gone but the back pain still exists for today (8th day after first shot) ...should I worry ?? , Should I consult doctor?? .
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Back pain cause has to be diagnosed
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Due to minimal allergic reaction there is exaggeration of symptoms. You can take muscle along with pain killers . If it is persisting you can reach out clinic or can get online consultation.
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Take plenty of fluids and keep your self hydrated and rub Iodex and keep cold packs If no relief do video call
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Dr. Saksham Mittal
Orthopedist
11 yrs exp
Delhi
It may to totally unrelated to the vaccine. Of you have experienced such pain earlier too , better consult me by video or online consultation or any other doctor .
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Dr. Rajesh Gayakwad
Orthopedist
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
Post vaccine immune response might trigger inflammatory symptoms which might persist for longer duration in few patients.A consultation with nearest doctor would be very helpful.
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