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A member asked:
I am worried about blood clots or thrombocytopenia after receiving the second dose of the moderna vaccine. should i go ahead and get the second dose or no?
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Your choice. You can either believe you would be one of the few /100million doses with the problem or not. I was happy to get both doses & consider all the misinformation on the web and social media worthless.
Answered 5/26/2021
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The risk of blood clots is very small, probably less than the risk of blood clots from taking birth control. I recommend the vaccine for my patients and would hesitate only for the one-dose vaccine in a young woman.
Answered 5/26/2021
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