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2021-06-03 19:19:22
I had my first covid vaccine dose today. I received Covaxin dose and it has been 9 hours now. The symptoms are not much as of now, little temperature. Few days ago my Urologist prescribed me Uticept (Flavoxate 200mg) for a mild infection, I think it is an antibiotic, can I continue with that medicine today also.
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Yes you can continue your medications. They won't interfere with the vaccination or immunity.

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Yes absolutely safe to continue Flavoxate; The vaccine will not interfere. Please consult if you have any other concerns

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