Covid Vaccine: High CRP LEVEL

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Asked for Male, 33 Years

Am planning to take vaccine day after Tomo. Today I took CRP test, result showing 8.10md/L, which is high. Shall I take vaccine or not. Cos high level CRP may trigger clot after vaccine. I got infected on December month 2020. I don't have any BP AND SUGAR. But having high cholesterol level. Pls let me know whether I can take Covaxin or not

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Dr. Sumit Shanker

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Yes you can take the vaccine. The risk associated with it very low and the benefits far outweigh the risk

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Dr. Tirumala Naresh

Cardiologist 4 yrs exp Tirupati

You can take covaxin.

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