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2021-09-18 08:56:01
Hi Doctor, I got my first dose on 16th June 21, however I failed to take the second dose so far, will it affect me in anyways. Cuz I have throat pain, consulted a doctor got treated for the same, but only in the early morning I will have the pain and later the day, I'll be fine. Please suggest.
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Covid vaccination 2nd dose is recommended 10-16 weeks after first dose. It may be taken on any later day as well Detailed history regarding throat pain is desirable
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Medication under prescription is advisable

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Once this current throat pain is completely recovered, then plan for second dose. It won't  be any issue if the recommended gap between two dose is prolonged by a week.

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