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I took my second vaccine yesterday and today i feel like i have chest stitches. is concerning ?
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No. It is not unusual to get minor symptoms which will slowly disappear. Good
Answered 11/15/2021
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The symptoms should dissipate in a day or so. You may take paracetamol, no more than 4 g in one day, no alcohol. It is good that you got vaccinated. Wish you good health!
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