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I am a 43 year old women in perimenopausal age looking forward to get vaccinated in coming daysI came across Dr Kk Aggrawal covid protocol video where he is advising if no contraindications a low dose aspirin before and after taking AstraZeneca vaccine in harmone bearing women. Should we give it a thought too .I don't have diabetes or blood pressure or any blood disorders .Please suggest ..
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Get yourself vaccinated. Giving too much thought about it isn't necessary.
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Dr. Ambaram Patel
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
You can take vaccine
Aspirin not recommended in any guideline
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Dr. Rama Srivastava
Laparoscopic Surgeon
42 yrs exp
Lucknow
Get vaccinated
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Dr. Tarun Sehgal
General Physician
19 yrs exp
Jalandhar
You should get yourself vaccinated there is no protocol or studies suggesting to take aspirin after vaccination if you are not taking it however it is advisable if you are taking any medication you should continue it and inform to the vaccinator
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