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Covid 19 vaccine
My mom is 46 year old. She had first dose of covishield on 15th April. She had heart attack 10 years ago. Also, she has diabetes, thyroid problem, spinal issues. Today if she gets covid, will she recover without being hospitalized?
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If yours mother is still not suffering,  advised her to follow corona protocols strictly & go for second dose of vaccine on schedule time. It is very early to say for hospitalization it depends upon severity of condition. Always keep in mind that prevention is better than cure.  Any time you can contact me on procto
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The vaccine does not fully prevent infection by the COVID-19 virus. However it drastically reduces the chances of severe life threatening consequences and death due to COVID-19. Your concern is well understood but it is not possible to guarantee your statement. COVID-19 is a serious infection and there is always a chance of severe complications and death. Vaccination reduces it to a great extent but does not make it zero. All the best.
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Its very hard to tell dear, since she has got so many comorbidities ;just keep her safe and take necessary precautions and complete her 2nd dose of Covishield.And once if u see early symptoms in her treat her early to prevent further complications.
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Go for 2nd dose,, be positive because most patients with co-morbidities are recovering well with vaccination! Hold strong
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go for 2nd dose
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No doctor can say anything
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