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Post Covid (Covishield) vaccine
My wife vaccinated on 16.6.21 Afternoon. On the day she taken Paracetamol. She had pain the hand of vaccination. Next day 17.6.21 the hand pain continues and along with body pain. On 17.6.21 she taken Paracetamol as BD. On 18.6.21 morning she is ok hence she skipped taking Paracetamol but in the same day afternoon she developed with fever around 101F. After consultation she taken Paracetamol in evening and in night. In night fever normalised and temperature is 98.5.
By today morning she had fever around 100.5 to 100.8 !! Taken Paracetamol in morning and after lunch.
How long wait for reduction of fever or any other followup required. Please guide.
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This is passing phase only few days wait then no problem
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Hi, take tab pcm625 6th hrly &plenty of fluids.
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