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Ecosprin 150mg -covid vaccine
During my entire pregency I have takenecosprin 150 mg tablet and my delivery happend on March 9 2021 and my is 5 and half month old can I take covid vaccine and also I am taking throid tablets daily
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Absolutely you can get vaccinated.
Covid vaccination does not influence thyroid medication as well as your past use of ecosprin.
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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Yes u can
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Dr. Pritam Duttagupta
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Can take thyroid medicines while taking covid vaccine
But do not take ecosprin before and after the vaccine
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