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2021-05-13 12:13:02
I just had a mild fever and dry cough on first day.Thereafter no symptoms.It has been 9 days since then.Can I take the covid vaccine.
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Get RTPCR done as soon as possible. If it comes positive, then wait atleast 1 month for vaccination.
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Answered2021-05-13 12:22:31

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No wait for atleast 4-6weeks before getting vaccinated

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You have get done your RTPCR Test for covid 19 if it is negative then after you become asymptomatic 2 weeks later you can take your vaccination

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