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I participated in the covid-19 vaccine trial on tues. 24 hrs later, i had a low fever that lasted 1 day, & fatigue. seems i didn't get the placebo. i felt normal yesterday & tried doing cardio. fatigued again today, no fever. why? what should i do?
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Exercise alternate d: You will get over these symptoms within one week. In the meantime take it easy and avoid any heavy duty work outs. Walking is a good exercise if you want to stay very active. You can also exercise on alternate days in order to avoid fatigue.
Answered 12/19/2020
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Moderation: Thank you for participation in the trial. You can continue your physical activity in moderation and as tolerated. Stay hydrated, drink enough water so that your urine is mostly colorless. Wish you good health.
Answered 12/26/2020
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