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Post Covid - Covishield vaccination
I taken vaccine on 16.6.2021. Taken Paracetamol in the same day afternoon and in night. No issue on the day even pain in the hand of vaccination. On 17.6.2021 late afternoon I had body pain , temperature around 99.5 to 99.8 and spo2 around 95 to 97. On 18.6.2021 body pain reduced but tiredness is there. Taken Paracetamol as TD. Today no body pain and tiredness also reduced. spo2 around 95 to 98. But temperature is around 98.7 to 99.7. Any thing taken care as of now. So far didn't take Paracetamol for this day.
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You are having body pain and fever and mild tightness after taking the vaccine.
Take rest and take plenty of water with plenty of fruits and fruit juices with normal food and continue taking tablet Dolo 650 every 12 hours for 3 days and watch for the improvement and if there is no improvement then you have to contact any general physician at your local area and go through the clinical examination to rule out any e other associated infections along with any side effect due to covid vaccine but nothing to worry you will become normal
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Take rest and consult directly
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Take rest
Pcm 650 mg
Monitor temp
Consult if temp persist after 5days
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If symptoms persist or increase tomorrow consider taking ncov 19 rtpcr
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