Administered Second Dose Of Covidsheild - My Mother, Aged 49 Was

Administered second dose of covidsheild

Asked for Female, 49 Years

My mother, aged 49 was administered covaxin as first dose on April 18. She caught fever and loss of smell like symptoms around may 15 hence her second dose was postponed. Now, today on 1 August she received her second dose...and the nurse in charge wrongly administered her with covidsheild. Please let know of any known side effects and if any remediary action can be taken now .🙏 Also,she takes pradaxa 150 daily twice since last 2 yrs. Also plz let know what will this dose be counted as ... Second dose only or first dose and would she require second dose of covidsheild now?

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