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I m 32 yrs old ... m thinking to take the covid vaccine..is it safe ? and also my mom is 62 yrs old.. can she take the vaccine as she havin some allergy
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Both of you can take the vaccine, once your mother has been vaccinated wait in the clinic for half n hour, to check for any adverse effects.
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You can take vaccine, its safe.
In your mother's case, need to know what kind of allergy she has. But currently vaccine is not given to anyone who is having some kind of allergy. Discuss that matter with vaccine provider and get vaccinated if possible. Take care.
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Both of you should take it
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Dr. Mary Rini George
General Practitioner
8 yrs exp
Chennai
You can take the vaccine for sure. What allergy does your mom have. Consult with me on practo for further clarification.
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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5 yrs exp
Nellore
U both can take the vaccine
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