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CRP FOR COVID VACCINE
CRP blood test report shows 3.9 for Male, 33 years. Is it advisable to take 1st dose of Covid Vaccine?
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There is no need to do CRP report before vaccination. U should take covid vaccine 3 months after recovery as per government of India guidelines.
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You can take without any doubts
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A consultation would be required as it depends on different parameters
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Dr. Khushboo
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8 yrs exp
New Delhi
It depends when you last had COVID and other blood reports
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Dr. Rohit Hore
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7 yrs exp
Nagpur
Crp is within normal limit not to worry
And according to new protocol you can take vaccine after three months from the date you came to know that you are positive
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Dr. Mahammad Riyaj
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4 yrs exp
Gulbarga
CRP upto 6 is normal, if you are asymptomatic you can get your vaccination
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