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Regarding vaccination
Hi doctors,
I had fever since 2 days took paracetamol 650mg , and also I'm underweight and my age is 31 yrs and weight _48kg. Bcz of fever, I'm feeling bit weakness.
So in this stage shall I take vaccination in this week ?
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Recover completely from the fever, wait for two weeks and then get your vaccine shot.
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Don't. Get ur fever treated
Then go for vaccination
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
General Physician
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
Before taking vaccination do covid rtpcr test , CBC , ESR and CRP test, if rtpcr is negative and cbc, ESR and crp is normal then you can take vaccine , also , make sure that you don’t have fever before vaccination otherwise you will get severe side effects
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Dr. Annu Singhi
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11 yrs exp
New Delhi
Hey!
Wait till you recover and then take the vaccination. Find out the cause of fever if it persists.
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Dr. Subhashis Saha
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9 yrs exp
Kolkata
No don't take
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