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My mother recovered from covid 2 months ago and a recent blood test showed her LDH levels are high 605 U/L. She is also anaemic , I have attached the reports for the same.
We are not sure if the results are right because I've heard that it should be done very carefully .
Is it completely safe for her to get vaccinated even if LDH is high ?
And also do u suggest her to get tested for LDH again .
Thanks in advance
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Dr. Vijay Mohan Gummala
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Bangalore
She can get vaccinated . However government has put new restriction that only after 3 months post Covid patients can get vaccination. If you you can get her vaccinated should not be an issue.
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Dr. Navinkumar Angadi
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15 yrs exp
Davanagere
LDH rises in many conditions including post covid inflammation. Does she have any symptoms like difficulty breathing? Fever?. Check her CRP level. Plan vaccination only after 3 months from recovery
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