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Asked for Female, 32 Years

Hello doctor, My husband has hernia and high haemoglobin level. He is taking medicine. Hernia is not yet operated due to high high haemoglobin level. Is it safe to get vaccinated with the above problem? I have heard that with these problems, vaccination is not safe and may lead to stroke. Is it true ? Thank you

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Can take vaccine.

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Dr. Jayita Ghatak General Physician 2 yrs exp Purulia Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Jayita Ghatak

General Physician 2 yrs exp Purulia

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No need to worry at all.. dnt believe in rumours.

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