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Covid 19 Vaccine Query
Hello,
I recovered from Covid on 5 May'21. Post recovering I developed post covid symptoms such as shortness of breath & increased heartbeat.
I tested for Lipid Profile & My cholesterol is high.
Although, I'm feeling better now but my doctor has advised me to take medicines such as "Anleo-DSR, Korandil-5, Montek-AB, Vitoxy Plus, Rozavel-A" for 1 month.
Can I take Covid vaccine while I'm on these medications?
Thank you.
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Hi . I understand your concern s. You can take after 3 months after recovering.
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Yes you can take
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Take
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Dr. P M Anbumaran
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Yes
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
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46 yrs exp
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You can take covid vaccine after 3months after recovery from covid .
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Dr. Boobala Aravinthan
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Chennai
Ya u can take after August 5
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