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Regarding vaccination

2021-06-09 11:14:34
Two doses of covishield taken with 4 weeks gap on 2nd March and 31st March. Is it ok. As of now my health condition. What about efficacy. People say more efficacy with 6weeks gap.
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Its ok.. U have completed both the doses. Enough of antibodies would be produced

Answered2021-06-09 11:26:01

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