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How to cure arm pain due to vaccination .How long it will last?What medicine should be taken?...,*':
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It may last for a week take dolo 500 sos do not rub press arm do not apply ointment etc
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It take maximum 2-3 days according to our immunity
Don't rub the injection site ..just leave it alone for 5 days to cure completely..take paracetamol twice a day...avoid painkillers strictly...like child they have vaccine from birth to 5yrs..likewise adults also have symptom for adaptation ..so don't panic..stay strong believe in good things..avoid unnecessary negative things...eat immunity boosting foods like almond ,mix milk with tumeric,pepper powder,egg,groundnuts, tomato,carrot..water 5 to 6 litres ..take more fluids ...be happy sir ..and don't forget to wear mask and sanitation..avoid unnecessary outing...these are simple things but worth to overcone all problems
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Tab Dolo650
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Take Tab pcm 650mg
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Don’t worry… it will resolve soon .. just take tab dolo650 whenever much pain
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Take paracetamol tablet
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