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After Covidshild vaccines- Asprin
Dear Sir,
My father age 65. And take second dose of Covidshild vaccines.
And heard many people have a Blood Clot.
So, should my father take/need a low dose Asprin ? And how much time?
My father have a BP patient still not gave a any issue regarding BP and heart.
Current mediation: Ampine AT 5/50mg (Amlodipine 5mg + Atenolol 50mg)
Allergy: Chloroquine
So, after 2nd dose covidshild vaccines,
Should they take/need low dose Asprin 0.75mg for future preventing Blood Clots?
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As your father is 65+ and he is hypertensive also he should be started on ecosprin 75mg once dialy as a primary prevention for cardiac disease,so you should strat it irrespective of covid vaccination
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Dr. Pramod Reddy Kandakure
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Actually there is no need to take , if he has fever bodyache can take paracetamol
Since he has BP and old age you can start
Aspirin 75 mg once daily at 2 pm and Rosuvastatin 10 mg once in night
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