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Few months back did coronary angiogram for chest pain and it came as normal... how ever before the procedure I was given IV injections ( I think Avil + calmpose) in sitting position after few minutes i got full drowsiness(unconscious)
and then after lying down for few minutes I became normal ...
With drowsiness after injection as side effect is it safe to take COVID vaccine ?
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There is no problem In taking vaccine
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Totally safe take it
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It us totally safe. Go for it
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Yes you can take
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Dr. Nazia Begum M.G
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U can take ,go for it
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Dr. Shubhi Jain
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Delhi
Calmpose is a sedative
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Dr. Maunang Bharadiya
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Take Vaccine
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