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Can i take covishield vaccine,if i am having common cold. Or should i wait to resolve the cold, then take vaccine?
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One can take covid vaccination while having cold but it is better to defer that till recovery
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Let your symptoms resolve and then take the vaccine.
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Wait for recovery.
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Better to take after recovery
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Recover and then take
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U should wait
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Please recover and then take the vaccine
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Wait to resolve
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