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Breast feeding during fever
I'm mother of 2 months baby, I'm planning to have COVID vaccine 1st dose, Is it ok to have vaccination at this stage? And which is best for mothers covaxin or covishield?
Can I breast feed baby during fever, after vaccination?
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Both are safe! You can continue breastfeeding.If any further queries kindly book an online appointment with me.
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Both vaccines are safe.
Yes. you can continue to breastfeed during fever after vaccination. It won't harm your baby.
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Dr. Priya Daswani
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Nagpur
Yes ..it is completely safe ...to take the vaccine... during lactation...both covishield and covaxin are equally effective...😊
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Dr. Manjusha
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Ongole
Both are safe.You can safely breastfeed your baby even if you develop fever.For any queries contact me.
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Dr. Mili S. Joshi
Pediatrician
27 yrs exp
Mumbai
You can take the Covaxin vaccine and can feed the baby after vaccination.
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