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Valproate chrono
Hi 27f...I have bipolar disorder using valproate chrono so can I take covishield vaccine?when I take vaccine can I continue tablets?
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You can take vaccine if no other situations like allergy or immunocompromised states etc. If there is such a risk, take the vaccine after consulting a doctor to ensure emergency management facilities. You can continue valproate tablets. Ask your Psychiatrist before doing any interventions like vaccination/ medications or psychological interventions like CBT or other psychotherapies.
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Ms. Rupali Mohbe
Clinical Psychologist
25 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hi
I appreciate that you reach out with your concern
Yes u can take covishield along with medication
To get better prognosis of Bipolar disorder u need CBT along with medication
Take CBT therapy for better quality of life
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u can take an online appointment with me at Practo-Rupali Mohbe
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daily exercise n writing journal help u
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Dr. Tariq Ahmad Bhat
Sexologist
12 yrs exp
Srinagar
Bipolar disorder and valproate are not contradiction for covishield vaccine. Go for vaccination and continue medication.
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