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Hepatites B
In 8th month of my pregnency dr. said I was suffered with hep b . I gave birth a healthy baby. In april 2007 treatment was started and medication started in July.
After three month viral load was in negligible range. But dr suggested to continue medication . I took medicine till Feb 2009. After that I did not took medicine . In 2011 I found that viral load increased .
In 2017 after lab test viral load was decreased without any continuous treatment. At present I am not taking any medicine . I feel tired after tough physical work. Can I take vaccine of covid 19?
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U can take the vaccine
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Dr. Rakesh Parashar
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Gurgaon
Hi Yes, you can take the Covid vaccine. It has no problems for your condition.
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