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2021-05-22 08:39:27
How many days after first vaccination should be the second dose taken for covid? Also, if one was infected and has recovered now, after how many days a person can take the first dose and similarly the second dose?
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If a person got infected and recovered then he should get vaccinated after 3 months of recovery..
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2 dose can be taken at the interval of  6 -8weeks . And after 3months post covid

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