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I have mild thrort infection start symptom yesterday today iBook covid vaccine ...can I take it?plz Ans yes or no
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Yes you can take it.
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Rather do rtpcr first
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Cough, sore throat is not an issue.
But if you have fever today, it is best to avoid getting Covid vaccine.
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Yes can take
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Dr. Khushboo
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Mild has no definition . Wait for a weak
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