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2021-05-10 17:32:29
Can 2nd dose of covishield vaccine be taken after 8 weeks as well? Does it affect the vaccine's efficacy?
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According to the guidelines the gap between the two doses for covishield can be anywhere from 4-6 weeks If due to any reason you couldnt get vaccinated do not worry Get it as soon as possible / whenever it is available

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It's better to take the vaccine between 4 to 6weeks after the first dose

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