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Hi.. My uncle of 60yrs old got his second dose of vaccine a 4 days ago.. Today he diagnosed with CORAD 5 and crp 5/25...doc prescribed him some med like fabiflu, azithromycin, ivermecitin and multivitamins... Is it safe to use med now.. We came to know we shouldnt use med for few days after getting vaccinated so he is getting afraid of using medicine.. Please resolve this issue for us..
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U can take medicines if adviced by doctor
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Dr. Pritam Duttagupta
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Kolkata
Get covid rtpcr test done and start fabiflu after positive report.
Can take other medicines before testing
Medicines won't decrease the vaccine efficacy
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