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Allergy and covid vaccine
Sir/mam i have itching on my thighs and arms. Can i take covid vaccine?
I don't have any specific allergen or any specific time for itching. Any time the itching appears.. 2 yrs ago i had high iGe .nd eosinophils.
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Can take vaccine if no allergy history
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In case of allergies, It is generally not advised against the vaccination unless you have allergy to one of the vaccine ingredients or had history of allergic reaction to any other vaccines previously taken.
But be careful and do inform the healthcare provider there before getting vaccinated.
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Can take Covid vaccine if no history of allergy
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Allergic rashes can be due go increase in sugar and weight in pcod (manage it)
Pcod causes insulin resistance (increase sugar)
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Please check sugar if not checked
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It may be due to allergy.After taking allergy treatment you can take vaccine for safer side
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Consult me online for further clearance
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Nagpur
Yes you can get vaccinated. Just inform nurse/ doctor about the itch for proper supervision after vaccination.
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