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Can a eat non veg and smoke after covid vaccine 2 nd dose I have smoked please can explain?
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Yes u can do anything after vaccination
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Kindly consult
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Please avoid smoking. Can take non veg
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Although smoking is harmful.ideally u should not smoke.but as per ur query it has nothing relevant to vaccination.and u can eat non veg.
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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5 yrs exp
Nellore
Avoid smoking
Can take non veg
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It is advisable to avoid alcohol and tobacco after vaccination as it may aggravate and worsen the side effects. Smoking might affect your respiratory system and therefore makes you prone to the symptoms of COVID-19.
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