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High bp - can take vaccination?
My mom is 59 year old. She takes Telma 20 everyday as she has high bp problem. Today her bp is 160/100. Can she take first dose of covid vaccination today?
Her weight is 53-54 around.
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Proper control of blood pressure is required
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First consult physician for BP.control the BP. Then only go for vaccination
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first control her BP then only she can take vaccine..
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Before vaccination once check BP. Provide complete medical history to adjust dosage or increasing dosage. If still inconsistent then second antihypertensive fixed dose combination to be added.
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There is contraindication of vaccination with hypertension. Continue your medicine before and after the vaccine and be in observation of your physician
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Kindly re check Bp and other parameters before vaccination. Consult physician
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Consult physician for proper dosage of antihypertensive medication
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