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Should patients with co-morbidities&nbsp;like diabetes worry about vaccination? No they shouldn't, say doctors.&nbsp;Dr Ambrish Mithal, Chairman &amp; Head, Endocrinology &amp; Diabetes, Max Healthcare&nbsp;says&nbsp;diabetes is not a contraindication for vaccination.&nbsp;He adds that control during infection is very important as studies show that those&nbsp;who have well controlled diabetics during Covid&nbsp;are bound to recover well.&nbsp;The doctors also advise that patients should not stop their medication for existing conditions.&nbsp;Dr Praveen Chandra, Cardiologist and Chairman of Interventional Cardiology, Medanta Medicity&nbsp;says heart patients who are on blood thinners&nbsp;must continue with their medicines. However,&nbsp; people should not start taking medicines like blood thinners on their own.&nbsp;

#AskTheDoctor | Should patients with co-morbidities worry about taking the jab?

On #AskTheDoctor, Dr&nbsp;@ArvinderSoin,&nbsp;@DrAmbrishMithal, &amp; Dr&nbsp;@_PraveenChandra&nbsp;explain&nbsp;why conditions like diabetes are not contraindicative for vaccination. They add that control during infection is very important as studies show that those&nbsp;who have well controlled diabetics during Covid&nbsp;are bound to recover well.&nbsp;The doctors also advise that patients should not stop their medication for existing conditions.&nbsp;Heart patients who are on blood thinners can also safely take the vaccine; however after taking a shot, people must not self-medicate and start taking blood thinners on their own.

On #AskTheDoctor, Dr&nbsp;@ArvinderSoin,&nbsp;@DrAmbrishMithal, &amp; Dr&nbsp;@_PraveenChandra&nbsp;explain&nbsp;why conditions like diabetes are not contraindicative for vaccination. They add that control during infection is very important as studies show that those&nbsp;who have well controlled diabetics during Covid&nbsp;are bound to recover well.&nbsp;The doctors also advise that patients should not stop their medication for existing conditions.&nbsp;Heart patients who are on blood thinners can also safely take the vaccine; however after taking a shot, people must not self-medicate and start taking blood thinners on their own.

On today&rsquo;s episode of Ask The Doctor, India&rsquo;s top medical experts call for a nationwide lockdown, they say India has to step up vaccination and must be prepared to &lsquo;beg, borrow or steal&rsquo; vaccines to do so.
Dr Arvinder Soin, Chairman, Institute of Liver Transplantation and Regenerative Medicine,&nbsp;Medanta Medicity, Gurgaon, says it is important to seal state borders to prevent people from infected areas spilling onto others.&nbsp;
Dr Praveen Chandra, Cardiologist and Chairman of Interventional Cardiology, Medanta Medicity,&nbsp;adds, that train, bus &amp; air services must be suspended like last year. He says India must put aside its ego or sense of national pride and get as many kinds of vaccines possible from all sources, it is time to &lsquo;beg, borrow and steal&rsquo; vaccines for our people and that&rsquo;s the only option.
Dr Ambrish Mithal, Chairman &amp; Head, Endocrinology &amp; Diabetes, Max Healthcare also advocates a lockdown but adds a lockdown formula will only work if India can vaccinate its people heavily in the meantime.

#AskTheDoctor | India’s top doctors call for a national lockdown

On today&rsquo;s episode of Ask The Doctor, India&rsquo;s top medical experts call for a nationwide lockdown, they say India has to step up vaccination and must be prepared to &lsquo;beg, borrow or steal&rsquo; vaccines to do so.
Dr Arvinder Soin, Chairman, Institute of Liver Transplantation and Regenerative Medicine,&nbsp;Medanta Medicity, Gurgaon, says it is important to seal state borders to prevent people from infected areas spilling onto others.&nbsp;
Dr Praveen Chandra, Cardiologist and Chairman of Interventional Cardiology, Medanta Medicity,&nbsp;adds, that train, bus &amp; air services must be suspended like last year. He says India must put aside its ego or sense of national pride and get as many kinds of vaccines possible from all sources, it is time to &lsquo;beg, borrow and steal&rsquo; vaccines for our people and that&rsquo;s the only option.
Dr Ambrish Mithal, Chairman &amp; Head, Endocrinology &amp; Diabetes, Max Healthcare also advocates a lockdown but adds a lockdown formula will only work if India can vaccinate its people heavily in the meantime.

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