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It's been 22 days since I got vaccinated for 1st dose of COVAXIN. Today, I have observed roughly 5 symptoms of COVID in my body viz.headache, body ache, dry cough, fever, loose stool(for one-time only)..I had taken paracetamol..but no effect..Plz tell should I get tested for corona or take normal medicine from doctor?
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Do rtpcr /rat test for covid.
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Ger your RT pcr, CBC and C reactive protein level test.
Since its just 22 days after first dose ,full fledged immunity is not developed.there us every chance of a covid infection
As you have observed the loose stool symptom it's better not to take any chance .Start doxycycline,IVERMECTIN,azithromycin,econorm.
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Do rtpcr to rule out covid.
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Consult for further treatment.
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Do consult with me for details advice and prescription
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