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BP meds on 2nd dose of Covid Vaccine
I took my 1st dose on 17th June and my hypertension meds started in July post my 1st dose of vaccine.
Can I go for my 2nd dose of vaccination now ??
If yes when to take the morning BP meds before or after vaccination?? I take Concor 2.5 in the morning and Stamlo 5mg in the night.
Kindly advise.
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Medication can be taken as per schedule following Covid vaccination
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Take as regular schedule
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Take medicine for bp at usual time and get vaccinated
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Same
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As before.no change
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Dr. Dineshvarma
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7 yrs exp
Kannur
Same as usual... No need to change...
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