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Hello, I have recently missed my period and expecting to conceive. Though I have not gone through any test yet. In this situation,Can I take covid vaccine if I am pregnant?
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Do not assume the things especially in the health issues and you should confirm whether your pregnant or not.
If you are not pregnant and if the CRP level is normal then you can go for or covid-19 vaccination.
If you are planning for the pregnancy then avoid taking covid-19 vaccine because you have to take two doses with the interval of 3 months.
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It's better to avoid vaccine if pregnancy is expected or planning very soon. No guidelines or studies are there yet, so better avoid. Otherwise get both shots and wait for 3 months and then plan
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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45 yrs exp
Jaipur
Yes you can take
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Dr. Shifa Anjum M
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4 yrs exp
Kolar
Kindly get urine pregnancy test done later on you can go ahead
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Dr. Vivek Dasgupta
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5 yrs exp
Bongaigaon
First do pregnancy test. Ideally there should be a gap of 3-4 months after taking two doses of Vaccine.
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