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My wife taken her first jab on 22 may since than facing joint pain, fatique,headache and feverish till today she is in pain.. .should i need to get her checked for covid ??? Though there is no cough and cold but fatique & headache are lasting long . Everyday she is taking dolo to keep up . Pls suggest
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Fatigue and headache are subjective complaints. ( If she says she has headache or fatigue, there is no test to confirm it /deny it)
Many reasons for headache and fatigue to occur.
(Effects of vaccine persist only upto 72 hrs)
Also many women, feel better after taking painkiller medications (placebo) even when pain is not severe.
Avoid self medications and consult doctor for cause of fatigue.
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improve diet, hydration.
monitor saturation,
seek consult for complete evaluation.
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Take Paracetamol tablet, take proper diet, stay hydrated.
Consult for proper treatment
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