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Crp and covid vaccine
My parents got covid on may 1st week and was recovered in home quarantine. 3 months over now. But her cholesterol is high . she is a diabetic patient. We took d-dimer and crp test yesterday. D-dimer is negative but crp is 10 (mentioned as high) she is having much cold .can she take the covid vaccine now doctor? Her age is 51. Please advice . we planned to take vaccine in the coming days. But afraid of cholesterol and crp.
medications
She is taking glycomet gp 0.5 morning and night
Thyronorm 25mcg
Cholesterol total ratio - 5.1
Total cholesterol - 231
Fasting sugar - 116
Pp- 212
crp - 10.1
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Wait for cold to improve then vaccinate.
Need to take proper Medications and evaluation for these deranged parameters.
Can consult me on practo for proper management and prescription
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Dr. Subhashis Saha
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9 yrs exp
Kolkata
Improve the cold, then go for it
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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She can take
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