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Doctor.. We are trying for pregnancy. This month 6th I shld get periods but periods not came. Probably i may get pregnant. Can I take covid vaccine tomorrow or no
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1st of all do urine pregnancy test. If it comes positive, avoid covid vaccine
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in case it comes negative, don't rush to take vaccine .confirm pregnancy through sonography.feel free to consult online on practo app.
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Get upt done.. if negative then yes.. if positive then avoid
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No if you are pregnant then avoid vaccination
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Get tested for pregnancy first, if u r pregnant then u can't take it
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Dr. Boddepalli Sireesha
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8 yrs exp
Srikakulam
Get upt done
Then ig negative , get vaccinated
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consult me for further guidance
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Dr. Ankita
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6 yrs exp
Kolkata
First confirm that you are pregnant or not, if you are pregnant you cannot take the vaccine.
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Dr. Subhashis Saha
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Kolkata
No if you are pregnant, don't take
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