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Regarding covit vaccine
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Due to lifestyle changes now I am taking zyven od plus 25 mg and petril beta 10 mg per day.in 2020 Initially I started with 100mg zyven od plus and 20mg petril beta now I have reduced the quantity of the tablets.
Now it's safe to get covit vaccine. Please kindly suggest me. Because of my company is forcing me to complete the vaccination as soon as possible.
Thanks and regards
MURUGAN PANDIAN
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Ms. Swapnil Srivastava
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4 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello.. this is the case of medicines so don't do anything under pressure. Here you need proper guidance..
So please consult a psychiatrist for better help.
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Mr. Gunjan Maithil
Psychologist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes.... Vaccination is completely safe. Please read about how these vaccines actually work.
They mimic the covid virus, so our body prepares antibodies in advance and that builds up our ability to fight the Covid-19 virus if we encounter it.
Some vaccines use dead RNA, some use live RNA, both are safe.
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Please do not hesitate to take the vaccination. It is the most potent tool to prevent Covid-19 fatality. It takes time to build Immunity even after taking the vaccination. So don't delay it any more.
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