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Covid 2nd test and vaxin timing
I was covid positive last 26th of April. Now I am completely ok. Now my question is after how many days I have to go for 2nd covid test? And after how many day may I get my 1st vaxin?
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If ur symptom free means no need to go for rtpcr again...vaccination can be done after 3months
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No need for testing as inactive phase can last upto 90 days
Just simply do a x-Ray
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X-ray and consultation
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No need to to repeat RTpcr test as per latest protocol
Vaccine take after 3 months (ICMR guidelines for vaccination in postcovid patients)
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Follow COVID APPROPRIATE PROTOCOL
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Dr. Boddepalli Sireesha
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Srikakulam
No need for re testing
According to recent guidelines you should wait for a minimum period of 90 days post recovery for vaccination
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