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Pain in periods when can I take vaccine
Hi ,
I suffer lot of pain during my menstruation and I have to take painkillers like keterol/combiflam . Can I take covid vaccination 1 week before my menstruation starts and continue my painkillers during periods pain?
My menstruation is to start from 15 -16th June. Please suggest .
If not when is the preferable time to take the dose ?
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Yes you can take vaccine 1 week before
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Dr. Khushboo
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
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