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Covid-19 Vaccination
Hi doctor,
I had my IVF pregnancy in 2012 , with heparin support , I continued my pregnancy.i got my baby.
Coming week I my planning to take covid vaccinations , I m ,I eligible for taking the vaccinations ?, can I take covaxin or covidshield?.
Thank you.
With regards,
Sangeetha.
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You can take it but take your husband or someone who is active and can manage hospital situations. But if you avoid vaccine what will be scenario if you gets COVID. Risk vs benefits ratio. Give your proper history and take vaccine. Only in a hospital where good facilities are provided.
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Dr. Priya majumdar
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3 yrs exp
Raipur
You are eligible
You can take covishield as govt has tested it as safe in pregnancy..
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Dr. Namita Chandra
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Lucknow
You can take either vaccine.
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