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NAUSEA & ACIDITY AFTER COVISHIELD
Good evening doctor. Hope you are doing well and safe. My mother aged 61 is  diabetic and has diabetic related kidney issues. She had been injected COVISHIELD vaccine on 25th June 2021. Since then she's been having hyper acidity and naseau. After the vaccination she didn't have any fever, throat pain, chills etc. Before vomiting she coughs. Is it beacuse of hyper acidity or something else ? Thank you
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Take tablet Domstal, one in the morning and one at night for anti vomitting. Take tablet Pantodec 40mg one tablet twice daily.
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Not concern with covishield vaccination may be due to the some other reasons like gastric reflux
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No hyperacidity and covid vaccination r not related, the coughing is due to GERD induced laryngitis, causing chr cough. It will not be managed by cough syrup and antibiotics
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