- female
- 30 Years
- 07/02/2025
Can you tell me if it's safe to get the COVID vaccine with a high IgE level due to asthma? My IgE values are at 4000, but I've never had any allergies to previous vaccines or have any food allergies. I'm just a bit concerned.

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Asthma and High IgE Levels:
- Asthma and elevated IgE levels do not inherently contraindicate COVID vaccination.
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Previous Allergic Reactions:
- The absence of allergies to vaccines or foods is reassuring and suggests a lower risk of adverse reactions.
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General Recommendations:
- COVID vaccines are generally safe for individuals with asthma. Monitor for any unusual symptoms post-vaccination.
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Consultation:
- Discuss with your healthcare provider if you have concerns or experience severe asthma symptoms.
Answered 20/08/2025
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