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Covid vaccination (Covishield) 2nd dose

2021-06-19 07:24:51
My mother was discharged from hospital on 25th March after being treated for Covid 19 Pnemonia. Earlier she had taken.Covisheld 1st dose on 9th March. She was feeling weakness and tiredness until 15 days back, now feeling better in past few days. She has also undergone Angioplasty for hear 10 years back. Now that she is nearing 12 week gap between 2;doses, When can she safely  take the 2nd dose of the Covishield vaccine considerinf her recent hospitalization?
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Can be taken after 3 month from the date of discharge

Answered2021-06-19 07:30:39

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