Can i get vaccine if i have cough

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Asked for Male, 29 Years

From 2-3 weeks i am having cough so can i still go and get the vaccine (sputnik v). I also have some food and dust allergies due to which i get fever once every 2-3 weeks. So if you can suggest should i get the vaccine or wait for some time.

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Dr. Santhosh Kumar R

Head and Neck Surgeon 11 yrs exp Pune

Minor allergy is not a contraindication for vaccination, if you have fever and cough you can avoid Vaccination till fever is subsided. Minor cough or cold is not contraindication for vaccination.

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Dr. Swaroop Karumuthil ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 12 yrs exp Meerut · Accepted Answer

Dr. Swaroop Karumuthil

ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 12 yrs exp Meerut

It's better to wait for sometime .. and Vaccine is not recommended in case of active infection...

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