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2021-05-22 05:58:02
Hai this is Dr.Anjana Priyanka Bpt. I had taken my second vaccine for Cervical cancer (GARDASIL) on 03.05.2021. Now I am planning to take covid vaccine. Can you please let me know how much time period gap is required between these two vaccines.
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4 vaccines is the ideal gap between 2 vaccines.

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