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When can I get vaccination post covid

2021-05-09 13:57:28
I have taken 1 dose of vaccine and post that I caught covid 19 , my report was negative on 4th May, when I could get my 2nd vaccination
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If you are covid negative Then go for vaccine after 6wk from the day of the 1st dose of vaccine But not late than 8wk

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After 6-8weeks is good to go for vaccination

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