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Should i take my 2nd dose of vaccine?
I am 19 years of age (female) and i took my 1st dose of covaxin on 14th may 2021. My 2nd dose will be between 11th to 25th june. But i am having allergic rhinitis and as well as pharyngitis. I get severe sneezing and due to which my throat burns too after i sneeze. Due to this i am also having mild coughing and my nostrils too get blocked. I already have a history of urticaria since my birth but recently my urticaria converted into allergic rhinitis and I'm taking medicines since the last month but its not getting better much. So , i suspect a fall in my WBCs count due to my increased allergic activities. So, should i take this 2nd dose of covaxin at this stage? Will it be safe and not cause any adverse effects to my respiratory tract?
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You can take 2nd dose with same vaccine
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You can take covaxin 2 nd dose
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Dr. Khushboo
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8 yrs exp
New Delhi
Yes you can take
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Dr. Pritam Duttagupta
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Kolkata
You are thinking too much.
If have not developed any rash, itchinga( allergic reaction ) after 1st dose of covaxin you can take the 2nd dose.
No one can suspect fall in wbc count. Increased allergic activity does not lower wbc count.
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