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2021-04-24 14:35:56
Can breastfeeding mothers take covishield vaccine? After 10 days of vaccination can someone take pneumonia and influenza vaccine?
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Better to avoid vaccine now if you are breastfeeding. Each vaccine definitely should have 2 weeks gap.. not before that

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Yes, breastfeeding mothers can take Covishield vaccine. Yes, pneumonia and influenza vaccine can be taken post COVID vaccine.
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Confirm and re ensure with your Family physician and check local guidelines of immunization.

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