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Medication post vaccine
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Can we take any medicines post covid vaccine, specially acidity tablets and pain killer?
If not how many days we need to avoid ?
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Take paracetamol 650 twice a day ...
Avoid painkillers...until the completion of second dose..
You take acidity tablet...
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If you have fever / body pains/ headache use dolo 650mg sos.
Vaccine usually doesn't cause acidity and if you already have gastritis you can take antacids whenever you have any ulcer symptoms.
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You can take tablets for gastritis but it better to avoid pain killers instead u can use paracetamol for pain or fever
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
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3 yrs exp
Nagpur
Yes you can take Tab. Dolo650mg sos for fever, headache, bodyache.
For acidity take Pantop 40mg
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
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5 yrs exp
Kanpur
You can if symptoms are too bothersome
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Symptoms may persist upto 3-4 days will desolve on its own
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