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Covishield Side effect
Yesterday i got my first dose of covishield vaccine. After few hours of vaccine i have noticed fast heartbeat. and in night i have experienced back pain body pain. Is this the side effects of the vaccine? ihave taken dolo 650 also.
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Yes, it could be after effect of the vaccine
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Take Paracetamol SOS
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take plenty of oral fluids
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Yes It may be the side effect of vaccine. You should be fine with the Dolo 650.
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Mild fever, headache and body pain is common after vaccination. Usually it will subside itself within a few days. You can continue taking dolo 650 in the meantime.
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Just keep tab on appearance of any new symptoms which may be unrelated to vaccination.
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes.. symptoms should subside after 48 hours. Don't panic.. drink plenty of fluids. And paracetamol tablet if required only.
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Dr. Sarbik De
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3 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
It is post covid mylagia and a common phenomenon.
It will go away in 2-3 days, meanhwile you can continue to take paracetamol 650 for the pain
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