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Seizure patient can take covid 19 vacnine,? taking medicine...levilex750, encoraye 300 loza plus. please suggest patient age 28
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You can take vaccine. Continue anti epileptic medication.
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consult me online.
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Please take the vaccine .
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tabe paracetamol 500 mg twice daily for next 2 days of vaccination
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fever , body pain , arm pain will be there , but nothing to worry
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Dr. Abhijit Verma
Neurosurgeon
17 yrs exp
Jajpur
Yes, you should take vaccine.
As with other vaccines however, a fever can develop after a COVID-19 vaccination. This could lower
the seizure threshold in some people. Antipyretics (e.g. paracetamol/acetaminophen) taken
regularly for 48 hours after the vaccination (or for the duration of fever) will minimize this risk
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all contraindications and side effects applicable to general public will apply to you too
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Dr. Anish L
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7 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
Yes you may take the vaccine
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