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2021-07-16 08:39:00
Good Afternoon Doctor Am about to take second dose of vaccine today . But still my periods not yet started it supposed to be on 7th July .am also under treatment for infertility. Can I take vaccine at this time and also kindly confirm Can we take vaccine while in periods. Thank you Soujanya
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Yes you can take. No issues.

Answered2021-07-16 18:01:06

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Yes you can take the vaccine , it’s safe

Answered2021-07-16 08:47:47

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You can take the vaccine. No relation with menstruation

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Yes you can take vaccine

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