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2021-05-09 16:11:18
Hello doctor. I'm a 21 yo female. I have hypothyroidism and PCOD. I take thyronorm 50 mg every morning and krimson pills every night. Is it safe for me to take covaxin?
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Definitely safe

Answered2021-05-09 17:28:37

YESNO

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