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Post covid vaccine fever
My husband got Covishield vaccine on 18th May,Tuesday morning and got fever on the same night around101 F. Next day onwards his body temperature is 99. Today he is feeling summer cold with continuous sneezing. Do we need to get RTPCR test done. Or is it just a after effect of vaccination
. How long will it last?
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-For sneezing give:
1)Montair LC - 1 tab at bedtime for 3 days
2) Steam inhalation 3 times a day
-If fever is persisting beyond 48 hrs of Covid vaccination a RT-PCR test is recommended
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Still suffering from symptoms means pls go for rtpcr test..
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Dr. Raka Sengupta
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7 yrs exp
Kolkata
Post vaccine side effects last for about 2dayd..if beyond that period fever is there..get RTPCR tested..for sneezing you can give him antihistaminics..
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