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If i am taking any medicine like paracetamol, azithree, alegra-m, Zadanose.for upper respiratory tract infections..should i take vaccine. I don't have any allergies history behind
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Vaccine is not Recommended if you have any active infection .
If you have any fever, cough, sore throat, loss of taste/smell please consult and don't go for vaccine.
Don't take unnecessary antibiotics if you are not symptomatic/ exposed .
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consult if you have any symptoms .
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Wear mask even if you have recoverd from covid .
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No issue... But it's better to do a rtpcr before if you have any symptoms.
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Dr. Deepak Kumar
General Physician
26 yrs exp
Dera Bassi
First go for RT PCR FOR COVID 19 AS IN TODAY'S SENARIO
THESE TYPE OF STMPTOMS POINTS TOWARDS POSSIBILITY OF COVID.
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Dr. Arup Roy
General Practitioner
1 yrs exp
Kolkata
Current Infection is one of the contraindications for covid vaccination. You should get vaccine after treatment of current respiratory infection.
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wait for 2weeks after completing respiratory infection treatment
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