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Can I take vivid vaccine 2nd dose
Hi sir,
I had suffered from simple fever from 15.04.21 to 19.04.21 with body pain and weakness too, but got covid rapid antigen test negative , can I take covid 2nd dose vaccine,first dose I have taken 17-03-21
Please confirm.
Thanks in advance
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Get an RT-PCR.
And other blood tests for further evaluation before taking vaccine
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You can take the 2nd dose of the covid vaccine now.
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Yes u can take, whch vaccine u had taken?
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covaxin after 4 weeks
covishield 8-12 weeks
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Dr. Akash Rai
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1 yrs exp
Amritsar
Yes definitely as per your scheduled timings and also you can consult me in case you have any post vaccine symptoms
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Dr. Pradeep G
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Yes u can take
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