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Can i get myself vaccinated against covid (covaxin first dose) as I have vains visible. Is there blood clot also. Plz guide. Something about to worry if I get vaccine.
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Do not worrie about veins and clots take vaccine and be happy
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Veins visible or not, do not affect vaccination.
You may take covaxin.
Covaxin has no reports of blood clots.
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No problem,can take .
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No nothing to worry as vaccine is not given in the veins
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Dr. Khushboo
General Physician
8 yrs exp
New Delhi
If no underlying issue then you can take vaccination
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
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8 yrs exp
Delhi
No problems with visible veins. No clots in that veins.
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Dr. Kishan Bhalodia
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6 yrs exp
Rajkot
No ..don't vaccinated by your self
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