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What we need todo before and after getting vaccinated?

 Covid-19 vaccine: Here are some of the things you need to know, and some precautions that you should take before getting vaccinated.

Before vaccination




  •  One should eat well and take medicines, if prescribed, ahead of vaccination. One should try to be as relaxed as possible; counselling can help people who are feeling anxious.
  •  People with diabetes or blood pressure need to keep these in check. Cancer patients, especially those on chemotherapy, must act on medical advice.


  •  In case a person has allergies to medication, or drugs, it is important to get an all-clear from a medical practitioner. 
  •  A complete blood count (CBC), C-reactive protein (CRP), or Immunoglobulin-E (IgE) levels can be checked under medical advice.
  •  People who have received blood plasma or monoclonal antibodies as part of Covid-19 treatment, or those who have been infected in the last one and a half months are advised to not take the vaccine right now.


  • Don't consume drugs.

After vaccination



  • A recipient of the vaccine is monitored at the vaccine centre itself to guard against any immediate severe allergic reaction. People are allowed to leave only after it has been ascertained that this is not the case.


  • Side effects like pain at the injection site and fever are common. This is no reason to panic. Some other side effects like chills and fatigue might also be expected, but these go away in a few days.

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