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Can Covid vaccine be taken if CRP is 5.1
My 6th aug blood report shows CRP 5.14, slightly high
WBC(10.98),
platelet(437),
Neutrophils(7.13),
Lymphocytes (3.23).
All units are in *1000 per micro litre)
Given this, is it safe to take COVID vaccine?
Is there anything that can be inferred of this report?
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Yes you can take the vaccine.
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If you are in contact with covid patients do sars cov 2 antibodies
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Dr. Subodh Gururani
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11 yrs exp
Dehradun
Please take the covid vaccine as it is strongly recommended.
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Dr. Subhashis Saha
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9 yrs exp
Kolkata
Need to discuss about any symptoms you are having or not
Or anything you had in last 1 week
If everything is fine, you may go
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