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Covid vaccine after loss of smell
I had mild fever on May 17th for two days. I took dolo and azythromycin, zinc tab for 1 week. My swan test resulted negative. And CRP blood test also normal.but lost smell foe two weeks. Can I take covid vaccine since one month is over now?
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Get one covid antibody levels. If it indicates a previous covid infection, then wait for 3 months post recovery.
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Have to know more detailed history.
Also loss of taste and smell is serious do not take it lightly.
If RT-pcr test is negative I would recommend you to get an antibody(serology) for sar-cov-2 and few other marker tests to diagnos the cause.
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CBP and D dimer test to be done... Check your total count
If everything is normal.. Then you can get your vaccination only if you are not post covid
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inhale camphor or jasmine flowers and may feel the smell
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Wait for 3 months then go for vaccination
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