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Covid vaccine for kidney patient

2021-08-30 05:34:31
Sir/ma'am My grandmother aged 72 is kidney transplant patient since 1998. She is heart patient too and has recently gone femur rod implant in left leg in month of March. Now she is ok , and want to take her first dose of covid vaccine. Is she good to go with vaccine? Which one should I take between covishield or covaxin? Thankyou
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Yes she can take any vaccine available

Answered2021-08-30 05:36:30

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She can take vaccine.  Both are good.  Take the one which is available at the earliest

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