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Hi am a mother of two age 32 on thyroid medication 50mg.my father expired due to deep vein thrombosis also my paternal uncle has same issue. my recent test shows allergic bronchitis ddimer-424,crp-8.6,aec-600 my concern can i take covishied vaccine?
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No information. Covishield is the Indian version of Astra-Zeneca coronavirus vaccine. Uses an adenovirus vector to transport the genetic code for the spike protein into your cells. It’s been (very slightly) associated with an increased risk of thrombosis compared to others. With family history would try for Moderna or Pfizer vaccine. Theoretically, low dose ASA MAY be beneficial
Answered 5/30/2021
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Answered 6/1/2021
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