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Gap between covid first and 2nd vaccine

2021-06-08 13:55:13
I have got my first vaccination. Please let me know how gap should be there between the 2 shots. Please advise
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3 months for covishield and 1 month for covaxin.

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For Covishield - 12 weeks (roughly three months) For Covaxin- 4 weeks (roughly a month)

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84 -120days.

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3months for Covishield and 1month for Covaxin

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Covaxine - 4 to 6 weeks Covishield- 12 to 16 weeks

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Upto 3 month gap should be there according to new guidelines

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