Vaccine during periods

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Can i take covid vaccine during my periods? please give the answer in details. covishield or covaxin which is best?

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Dr. Shaswat

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Any vaccine is good.can Take.

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Dr. Praveen

General Physician 1 yrs exp Davanagere

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Covaxin is better but better to take covishield according to availability

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Dr. Dyuti Navadia

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Yes you can. Take any of the two.

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