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2021-06-09 05:03:27
After how many days one should take covid vaccine after covid recovery? It's around 25 days that I have recovered from covid and stop medicines, so should I take covid vaccine or should I wait.
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After 3mnths

Answered2021-06-09 05:18:48

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Recommended period is after 3 months

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After 90 days from recovery

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According to recent guidelines you should wait for a minimum period of 90 days post recovery
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