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Vaccine - Thyroid tablet
After taking vaccine, can take thyroid tablet as we take regularly? Or should we have to stop it for some days?
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Yes,,u can definitely take your thyroid medication as scheduled.
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Hi, your thyroid medicine will not effect efficacy of vaccines. So, please take your medicines as per schedule
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Continue thyroid medication
Has no correlation with covid
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Dr. Anwar Hussain
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17 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Yes should take
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Dr. Sudeshna Borgohain
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1 yrs exp
Guwahati
Yes continue
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Dr. Monil Sarode
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3 yrs exp
Pune
Continue with all your medication irrespective of vaccination.
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Dr. Sarmini Varatharajan
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4 yrs exp
Chennai
Thyroid medications can be taken regularly, after taking vaccine.
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Dr. Shraddha Das
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Agartala
It can be taken no issues.
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