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Covishield vaccine
Can a lactating mother/breastfeeding mother take covishield vaccine ? Need your suggestions as the baby is just 1.5 year old.
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Dr rakesh here
General physician
10 years experience.
Definitely without any doubt she can take according to new government guidelines.
If you have any other doubts..
You can take Consultation ...
In that teleconsultation..
1.Detailed patients history
2.Presenting complaint, duration , severity associated symtomps as well
3.Past Medical history detailed analysis
4.Past Medical reports analysis
5.in case of diabetic ..diet chart from dietician also would be provided
6.review of on going treatment
7. necessary tests would be advised
8.if needed other specialialities opinion also would be included
9.review would be done with repots.
10.medicine would be upgraded or downgraded according to symtomps reports as well.
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Yes it's absolutely safe
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Dr. Mahammad Riyaj
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Gulbarga
Yes you can take vaccine there is no contraindications for lactating mothers
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Dr. Kishan Bhalodia
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Rajkot
Yes it's safe with breastfeeding nothing to worry ... latest government of India guidelines
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