India has reported a noticeable increase in Covid-19 cases, with 752 fresh infections logged last week, taking the country’s total active Cassalids over 1,000. With the emergence of the new Kovid variants, the risk has not disappeared; It has just developed, especially for cancer patients, pregnant women and weak groups such as young children.

For people with weak immune systems or developing bodies, bets remain high. Therefore, we changed to learn about the risks and the role of vaccination included experts.

Director of Medical Oncology at Max Hospital, New Delhi, Dr. According to Kumarip Dutta Chaudhary, the cancer patients are undeniably more weak when they are infected with Kovid. “Their immune system is already compromising, either cancer or chemotherapy. This makes them difficult to fight any infection, including Kovid,” they explain.

Result? High risk of serious symptoms and complications. Dr. Chaudhary advised precautions such as masking up, avoiding crowded places and staying up to date with vaccination.

On the question of vaccines, Dr. Chaudhary is clear: “In most cases, vaccination is not only safe, but also necessary. It also reduces the risk of serious illness during chemotherapy or radiation.” There are patients who have recently gone through stem cell transplant or car T-cell therapy, who should wait three months before vaccination.

Dr. Mandeep Singh Malhotra, senior oncologist of Art of Healing cancer, disagree with strongly. “I individually do not recommend the covid vaccine for cancer patients,” they say, citing the increase in recurrent cancer and heart events after vaccination.

“Cancer itself is a pro-thrombotic position, and adding the vaccine increases the risk of thrombosis, stroke and heart attack.” He suggests that for those with prolonged immunosurations such as HIV or uncontrolled diabetes for those for those with prolonged immunosuments.

Can Kovid be passed from a pregnant woman to her child? “This is possible, but rare,” Dr. Chaudhary says. It occurs frequent the vertical transmission, where the virus crosses the placenta. However, the mother’s immune response can still affect the child, possibly cause inflammation.

If a pregnant woman conducts positive tests, immediate communication with a doctor is important. “Most cases can be managed at home,” he says, “but unnatural women or people with pre -existing conditions have a high risk of complications, premature delivery, or a high risk of stilging.”

For children who are not yet eligible for vaccination, prevention becomes a group effort. Dr. “Vaccination of all eligible family members helps in creating a protective cycle around the child,” says Chaudhary. He also advises to maintain hygiene, limit the contact of congested indoor places and ensure proper ventilation. “Wearing publicly well -fitted masks can provide an additional layer of protection.”

Children often display covid symptoms that differ from adults. In addition to fever and cough, children are more likely to have gastrointestinal symptoms – nusia, vomiting, abdominal pain and diarrhea, “Dr. Chaudhary says.

Fatigue, headache and nasal congestion are also common. In some cases a barking looks like a cough. He warns that while many children have mild or no symptoms, a rare but serious complication-in the children-the multi-level mechanisms are inflammatory syndrome (MIS-C)-can, which is marked by frequent fever and inflammation of the limb.