All people above 18 years of age in the country are being vaccinated against Kovid-19. Individuals have noted mild-moderate side effects after getting the vaccine. The most common symptoms after vaccination include body aches. But, should you use pain relievers to ease the pain?
The World Health Organization has warned that the use of pain relievers is not recommended before the COVID-19 vaccine to prevent possible side effects, as it could affect the effectiveness of the vaccine. What to do if one has fever, pain, headache, muscle aches after vaccination? According to the World Health Organization, pain relievers or paracetamol can be used after vaccination to control side effects such as pain, fever, headache or muscle aches, but not before vaccination.
Do not take painkillers before vaccination
The World Health Organization issued a statement after several fake and untrue posts went viral online. According to the post on social media, to avoid possible side effects of the vaccine, it has been advised to take a pain killer before taking the Kovid-19 vaccine. A spokesperson said, “To prevent side effects, it is not recommended to take paracetamol before receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. However, in case of side effects such as headache, fever, muscle pain, you can take pain relievers or paracetamol. Can. After vaccination.”
Painkillers may limit vaccine effectiveness – WHO
The World Health Organization states that common side effects of the vaccine such as arm pain, headache, fatigue are minor in most cases. But even though antihistamines can reduce allergic reactions, they cannot stop them. If you are already taking any medications, you should check with your doctor as some people may be prescribed antihistamines for allergies. Experts say there is no reason to start taking painkillers before the vaccine as it can limit the effectiveness of the vaccine.
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