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Higher fever after 2nd dose of vaccine
Hello,
My father is 63. On 22 April, he got 2nd dose of Covid Vaccine.
From 25th, he started having high fewer which is still continuing 2 times a day.He is taking Paracetamol 650.His oxygen level h 97%. I know that there might be some side effects of vaccine but could it be Covid??
Known Doctor has suggested few test like CBC with MP, Widal test and urine R/M.
Should he get tested??
Please suggest.
Many Thanks in advance
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Go for covid 19 and blood investigation
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Dr. Deval Roy
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5 yrs exp
Patna
He should get tested for covid and blood work up is required
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