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Missed Period. Covid Vaccine?
Hi, I am supposed to have periods yesterday but it has not yet come (as of now). I have Covid vaccine appointment tomorrow. Should I get vaccinated ? What if I am pregnant ? Can I take it then too? Please advise.
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Wait for another 1 week.... Then do urine pregnancy test... Based on that u , if it is negative can take the vaccine
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You can postpond your scheduled vaccine and perform a upt test before going for vaccination.
If it comes negative you are safe to go for vaccination and if it is positive it is contraindicated for you to get vaccinated.
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Although covid vaccine is contraindicated in lactation in 3rd trimester of pregnancy. There is no such problem in the early stages. Still, my advice would be to get an urine pregnancy test to confirm pregnancy. But go for covid vaccination on your scheduled time that is tomorrow
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Dr. Pankaj Garg
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
As if now if you are pregnant you should avoid to take vaccine, before going for the vaccination please do a urine pregnancy test. If it comes negative than you can go for vaccination.
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