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A member asked:
I was bitten by a mosquito with white stripes on its body 5 days back. i haven't experienced any symptoms like fever, headache, etc. is there any need to worry now? i have to take my first dose of covid vaccine tomorrow so should i proceed?
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Regardless of an insect bite, proceed with your vaccination, as COVID-19 would provide a far bigger risk for you.
Answered 7/23/2021
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