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Single vaccine dose

2021-05-05 04:43:44
What will happen if we take only single vaccine done and will not take second dosage Covid vaccine ?
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It is not advisable as body immunity response will not be triggered unless booster isn't given

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very interesting question. Your immune response from the first dose will taper down and disappear in the coming weeks if it is not boosted by the second dose. Some vaccines need a third or even four booster dose depending on the response they elicit.
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Please get your second dose when it is due to get maximal benefit from the vaccination

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