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Alcohol post covid vaccination
Hi , Wanted to confirm if alcohol can be taken post covid vaccination. We took covishield 1st dose 7 days ago . Please confirm Thanks Sneha
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There is no guideline which says to avoid alcohol after covid 19 vaccination, but it will be better to avoid it for a week or two. Also alcohol might exacerbate the symptoms post vaccination.
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Since vaccination was taken seven days back ..you can take alcohol now but within limits. But remember to avoid alcohol during the second dose of alcohol
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If you take alcohol post vaccination...the action of vaccine to form is getting delayed ...so its better to avoid alcohol... But I understand it is difficult to avoid ...its the time to live more days ..after that as you wish you can take ... But avoid as much as possible.. Stay safe and happy..
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