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Vaccination after testing positive

2021-05-12 14:52:31
I want to know after how many days i can get the vaccine if i have tested covid positive? I was tested positive on 28th April.. and my negative report is of 10 may.
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You have Antibodies for min 2-3 months which are even stronger than the Vaccine generated Antibodies. So prefer to avoid vaccination for min.1-2 Months...
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Preferably after 10 weeks

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6-8 weeks after 10 may

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2 to 8 weeks after you got infected

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