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Covid vaccine
My mother got discharged March end after covid treatment. She was given remdesivar and other anti viral medicines in hospital. She is totally fine. She is taking 1 blood thinner and diabetes tablet currently.
Please let me know when can she taken her first corona vaccine dose?
Is there a timeline to wait to take vaccine after completion of covid treatment ?
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Diabetes is not contraindications.
Most of the common blood thinners like Ecosprin is not a contraindications. But for others PT INR should be tested.
She need to defer vaccination 4 to 8 week after recovery from COVID as per current evidence
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Dr. Maunang Bharadiya
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Need to Consult for proper guidance
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Dr. S. Priyanka
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Visakhapatnam
Yeah she is on blood thinner most important thing to look after for taking vaccine kindly consult
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Dr. Sneha Choudhary
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1 week after the report is negative
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