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COVID recovered

2021-06-21 13:26:01
I was COVID positive in April and now I have recovered . Do I need to take both the dosages of the vaccination or only second dosage of vaccination is enough? Please confirm.
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One dose after 3 months

Answered2021-06-21 13:46:02

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Need to take both doses for complete protection

Answered2021-06-21 13:30:14

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Vaccination after three months of infection Get antibody test and consult bfr getting vaccinated

Answered2021-06-21 14:17:20

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Post recovery need gap of 3 month then both doses required
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