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Can I get Covid vaccination if IGE level
Can I get Covid vaccination if my IGE Level is 541? (in year 2020, April) Also, C-reative protein in year 2018 was 4.1. What precautions should I take while taking a vaccination? Any medicine? Are there any risk factors? How to minimize them?
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If you have any medical issues and symptoms better to consult before vaccination. If you are asymptomatic You can take the vaccine.
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