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Is it safe for a 51-year-old to get the COVID-19 vaccine while taking Alprax and Trinical plus?

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Is it safe for a 51-year-old to get the COVID-19 vaccine while taking Alprax and Trinical plus?

Asked by Female, 51 · 7 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

Pharm D

7 days ago

Yes, it is safe for you to receive the COVID-19 vaccine while taking Alprax (alprazolam) and Trinical plus (trifluoperazine/trihexyphenidyl). There are no known drug interactions between the vaccine and these medications, and you do not need to stop or alter your daily dose. It is completely normal to experience mild, temporary vaccine side effects like a sore arm or low-grade fever. Please inform the healthcare worker administering your vaccine about your current medications. If you have any ongoing concerns, a quick chat with your prescribing doctor can offer personalized reassurance.

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