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Regarding Covid 19 vaccination
Sir ma'am i want to ask you that i have completed 5 months of taking tuberculosis medicine this is last month 17th july for end of tuberculosis medicine. Can i get covid 19 vaccine?
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Yes you  can take vaccination
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Yes u can take.
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Yes you can take the vaccine
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Yea you can take vaccine
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Yes.you can take vaccination. It is more beneficial, specifically in tb patients.
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Hi, yes your can take the vaccination
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Yes you can definitely take covid vaccine during TB treatment.
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Preferably Covishield
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