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Can I take Covishield after Covaxin?
I am a student planning to go to Ireland for studies in September 2021. I have taken two doses of Covaxin in May-June but I have to take Covishield as Covaxin has not been approved by WHO. Will that have any repercussions or I am safe to get vaccinated with Covishield again?
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No need of vaccination again and basically both covisheild and covaccine are equally working and having equal efficacy.
Go through the covid-19 antibody test which indicates the development of antibodies against the corana infection.
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Usually not needed, contact you college administrators about the issue
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I have seen some person taking covaxin 1st dose and Covishield next month but that is not recommended
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If your college officials mandate Covishield, take after 3 months
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Dr. Arjun Arumugam
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Chennai
Ya I get your point . It’s not the immunity but you need Covishield to be recognized as a vaccinated individual when you trace l in immigration.
If you have crossed 3 months since your second dose of Covaxin you can technically take Covishield dose 1 .
But I’m not sure if the Cowin app and other agencies allow if.
Medically it is safe to do so after 3 months
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