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Covid vaccine : High CRP Level
Am planning to take covaxin following days. Today for safer side I just taken CRP TEST. In thst it showing 8.10mg/L. Which is high level. Considering on this. Shall I take vaccine or else shall I not take. Pls suggest. I got Covid infection on Dec 2020 and recovered. I don't have any bp and sugar. Everything normal except high CRP
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Mildly high.. If u dont hav recent infection or illness means u can take it..
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Yes, you can take vaccine.
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Crp is okay not too high . U can get vaccinated
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You can take the vaccine.
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Yes you can take vaccinstion 3 month after recovery.
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Yes u can take the vaccine
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