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2021-05-10 05:57:52
My father has undergone aortic valve replacement surgery 8 years ago. He is been prescribed to daily take blood thinner WARF ever since then. Since these are strong anticoagulant, I would like to know what precautions we need to take before he receives covid vaccine shot. It would br great to get insights from professionals. Thank you.
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Ck the inr If it is les than 3 then take the vaccine Compress the injection site with cotton for 10 mins, Don not rub it If INR more than 3 then consult, as there is need to decrease the dose of Anticoagulant

Answered2021-05-11 06:26:34

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he can take vaccine. Bcz the amount of vaccine dose is very less and the needle use for this is also very small. so less chance of any complications.  I advised all my patient to take vaccine. after vaccination,  if any fever developed,  then just consult any physician or ur doctor

Answered2021-05-10 09:05:47

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