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Covid Vaccination for pregnant

2021-07-08 03:18:50
Hello Everyone, Just wanted to get expert's opinion on Covid vaccination for pregnant women as per recent Govt. guidelines. I am 18 weeks pregnant with type 2 diabetes for which I am under insulin and glycomet sr 500 medication (twice a day), along with that I am also taking eco sprin 150, thyronorm and other vitamins. Can I take vaccination? Which one should I prefer?
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Hi Yes you can take vaccine. But before going for vaccine get some test done like CRP, CBC with ESR,IL-6,S.ferritin. So that we can assess property. Rest continue your ongoing Medicines and insulin too.
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*get these test done CRP, CBC with ESR,IL-6,S.ferritin,PT-INR *Video consultation for proper evaluation
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plenty of fluids (keep body Hydrated) protein rich diet wishing you good health ahead 👍

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