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Yesterday I got vaccinated and am having fever with chills and pain in my left arm (where I took injection) I took paracetamol i feel ok when I take tablets and again I feel same is this common r need to consult doctor??
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It is very common to have pain in the arm and fever that means your body is developing immunity towards the virus
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Fever following Corvid vaccination is normal. If it persists for More than ,,3-_4, days then see
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yes you can expect fever and pain at injection site for 2 days you can take Paracetamol as needed
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Observe for a day
And take dolo 650
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
General Physician
45 yrs exp
Jaipur
Not required no need to become panic continue Dolo 650 1 sos
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Dr. Khushboo
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12 yrs exp
New Delhi
These could be postvaccinations symptoms take pcm as needed . Wait for 2 or more days and if no relief or decrease in symptom contact me on Practo
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Dr. Namita Chandra
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32 yrs exp
Lucknow
It’s ok this is normal. You do not need to consult anyone.
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