Mate we ain't doctors. We know a tiny bit here and there. As you know "Alpo Vidya Bhayankari"
Health & Fitness COVID Vaccine Experience and your preference.
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I had mild fever and chills on the night of Day 0 and it was down the next morning/noon. Didn't take Dolo as it was mild, if it was 101 then I would have taken too. Might have had some slight headache but I'm not too sure.
But I was mostly in bed and resting on Day 1, probably because of improper sleep the previous night. Was more or less fine by that night. The annoying thing was the arm ache.
As I had mentioned above ,same here .
I (44), mom and dad we all took covaxin first jab on 10th April and it was just mild pain at the site of the injection to me but mom and dad didn't compliant anything.
As parents got infected in April and subsequently recovered, their second dose might be still a few weeks away .
I got my second jab on 24th May and pain in arm and malaise for a couple of days , thats it, no fever etc
Could you please elaborate a bit, would love to know that.
Is it likely that antipyresis can increase the duration of infection or can weaken the development of antibody?
@TheCoolerPlayer, @roofrider mild fever (99) is kicking in again as I have just noticed, coming almost after 22-24 hours since I had my last Paracetamol dose.
Been over 24 hrs since my fever ended, I think I am fine for now. Still keeping a watch on myself tho, will let you know if anything crops up
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Some stuff i found:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30038529/
Effect of antipyretic analgesics on immune responses to vaccination
While antipyretic analgesics are widely used to ameliorate vaccine adverse reactions, their use has been associated with blunted vaccine immune responses. Our objective was to review literature evaluating the effect of antipyretic analgesics on vaccine ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
There is no real infection really, just a simulated one. So that can't be the concern. It's primarily that anti-pyretics can reduce the immune response as you mentioned.
Even with regular fevers i don't take anything unless it's really bad, which it usually never becomes.
I don't think so, since both my parents got covishield as well but had no fever or body ache. They felt a bit tired for a couple of days, and then everything back to normal. They got their dosage as part of the 45+ camp
Does that mean we decreases the amount antibody generated by intervening with on coming fever on early stages.. should not have taken more than 1 Paracetamol perhaps on a single day.
I read somewhere a while back that (sufficient) antibodies will start to be generated only approximately 10 days after the shot. So you won't have protection immediately after the shot and should be careful not to step out for 2 weeks.
If the temperature is high and beyond something you can manage taking pills is fine.
And 6 - 8hr gap is ok, that's normal. You'll be fine
If the temperature is high and beyond something you can manage taking pills is fine.
And 6 - 8hr gap is ok, that's normal. You'll be fine
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Well, if it hadn't been for the localised pain on Sunday I would not have known if I had been injected with anything. I did not feel a thing when the jab was given; I expressed surprise at the nurse saying - is it already done ?!! The needles are pretty fine and the good thing was that the painless experience got two thumbs up from the wife, who has a morbid fear of needles, so much so I had to coax and incentivise her with a gift !!!
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An interesting read. Specially where pcm and aspirin both similarly supress the antibody response. Looking online for that text.
An interesting read. Specially where pcm and aspirin both similarly supress the antibody response. Looking online for that text.
I guess it shouldn't.
No, it's perfectly fine to take acetaminophen in post vaccination fever etc.
Sorry, I forgot where exactly this article was published...was maintaining a list of emailed articles and where they planned to publish it..but it's not possible considering how many emails are getting daily.
1.What is you age range?
>> 18 to 45
2.Which vaccine did you get?
>> covisheid 1st dose
3.What symptoms did you experience post vaccination?
>> been around 6 hrs since i have got the shot, as of now nothing.
4.Are you still waiting for pfizer and other mRNA based vaccines?
>> Na
Is it ok to have a drink or two after getting vaccinated??
>> 18 to 45
2.Which vaccine did you get?
>> covisheid 1st dose
3.What symptoms did you experience post vaccination?
>> been around 6 hrs since i have got the shot, as of now nothing.
4.Are you still waiting for pfizer and other mRNA based vaccines?
>> Na
Is it ok to have a drink or two after getting vaccinated??
I guess so or else US states wouldn't be promoting free beer scheme if one gets vaccinated.
From beer to Tinder boosts: The bribes for people to get jabbed
Free beer, marijuana and Tinder boosts are among the incentives being offered - but do they work?
www.bbc.com