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Covishield vaccine gap

2021-07-16 11:50:33
Is it ok to take covishield vaccine 2nd dose 6-8 weeks after the first dose? Please advise on it. I have suffered a covid infection 2 months back and recently taken my first dose
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Give 3months gap

Answered2021-07-16 11:59:13

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Take vaccine 3 months after recovering from covid

Answered2021-07-16 11:58:04

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12 weeks gap is needed as per guidelines

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Better to take after 3 months

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To be taken after 12 to 14 weeks after 1st. dose

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