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Post covid
Hi doctor I got covid on April 20 recovered in home isolation recently I just gave for some blood test for post covid check my crp is normal i did not developed more anti bodies my igg is 7.73 only and my cholesterol levels also increased my weight is 47kgs iam married and mother of 2.5 yrs old baby some other blood test reports are elevated iam attaching the reports as Iam planning to take a vaccine is it the right time to take vaccine or should I wait for some more time thank u
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You can take the vaccine after mid july as the protocol for post covid treatment is 3 months. You will also need to take treatment for anemia as your hb is low. Also some diet and life style modifications in view of deranged lipid profile.
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ldl is a bit higher do not worry avoid fried
foods and fast food for one month you
can take vaccine 3 months after recovery
from covid
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