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About second dose vaccination..
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I am in hesitation that whether I was attacked with covid or not??.. recently two of my family members got positive and tested negative recently...I was spending time with them before their diagnosis... actually it is a time for my second dose of vaccination...I was tested negative in rt pcr ...my doubt was that I might be infected before them...in this situation ...can I take vaccination or nt?? How could I conform that whether I got covid or nt...give instructions to my second dose...shall I take r nt??
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Dr. Subhashis Saha
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4 yrs exp
Kolkata
If your RTPCR is negative, you are Asymptomatic, then you are not infected. Take vaccination as per schedule
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Dr. Mahesh M Lakhe
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19 yrs exp
Pune
Vaccination against CoVID19 is recommended even if you have been infected for more than 3months ago
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check your Antibodies level
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masking, avoid close contacts with patients and handwashing are important measures to keep CoVID 19 away
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