Is it normal to experience a fast heart rate of over 120 beats per minute (reaching over 140 after a short walk) along with an on-and-off fever, body aches, headache, and acid reflux after receiving the Covishield vaccine yesterday, and after taking paracetamol and Pantop D, what medications should I take and when should I see a doctor? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Is it normal to experience a fast heart rate of over 120 beats per minute (reaching over 140 after a short walk) along with an on-and-off fever, body aches, headache, and acid reflux after receiving the Covishield vaccine yesterday, and after taking paracetamol and Pantop D, what medications should I take and when should I see a doctor?

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Is it normal to experience a fast heart rate of over 120 beats per minute (reaching over 140 after a short walk) along with an on-and-off fever, body aches, headache, and acid reflux after receiving the Covishield vaccine yesterday, and after taking paracetamol and Pantop D, what medications should I take and when should I see a doctor?

Asked by Male, 23 · 7 days ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

7 days ago

Mild fever, headache, and body aches are very common immune responses after the Covishield vaccine. A fever and mild dehydration can naturally raise your heart rate, especially during physical activity. Continuing paracetamol for fever and aches, and Pantop D for acid reflux, is appropriate. Please prioritize rest and drink plenty of fluids. You should see a doctor promptly if your fast heart rate persists even when resting and without a fever, or if you develop chest pain, shortness of breath, or severe dizziness.

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Is it normal to experience a fast heart rate of over 120 beats per minute (reaching over 140 after a short walk) along with an on-and-off fever, body aches, headache, and acid reflux after receiving the Covishield vaccine yesterday, and after taking paracetamol and Pantop D, what medications should I take and when should I see a doctor?

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