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2021-03-26 04:36:19
Sir, Some of my colleagues have tested positive for Covid 19. They had the first dose of vaccination about 20 days before. How could this be possible? Can they go ahead with the second dose of vaccination? Thanking you, Yours faithfully, R. Balasubramanian.
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Can be possible as the 2nd dose of the vaccine was due and I see that your colleague is on medicines for Hypertension ( BP ) & Epilepsy so better to take a proper Medical Consultation , doctor will monitor his vitals like BP , blood oxygen saturation etc and might ask for an Chest X ray.
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Take Medical Consultation preferably with a MD Medicine
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Steam Inhalation Home Quarantine Strict Compliance to Medicines that are already going on.

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