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Is covid Vaccine safe for Diabetes & Bp
Hi Dear Doctor's is covid vaccine jab safe for diabetic and bp patient from almost 10 years my mom has both she is taken tablets she is 55 plus, bp is under control only sugar will be slightly elevated but no issues.. Plz reply can she get vaccinated or needs to get any blood test before vaccination like CRP, CBC etc.. Thanks in advance may God bless u all..
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You can give vaccine but need to control the sugar first
Not sure how much it is increased
No other blood test are required if she is not suffered from covid before
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
General Physician
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yea it’s better to get her blood tests done before vaccination , also if she is taking blood thinners then there might be a problem. If all reports are normal then she can take vaccine
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Dr. Namita Chandra
General Physician
32 yrs exp
Lucknow
No blood tests are needed before vaccination. She can go for it like any other person.
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