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Covid recovered - vaccination
I was covid positive and report came came on 14th April. Now I have recovered. I have covishied vacci slot booked on 24th May..
Should I go for vaccination or not.
What should be recommended time period of covid recovered persons.
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Yes u can take vaccine.
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Wait for 3months...
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Even if the infection was mild or asymptomatic, it is important to wait for at least 10-14 days since your symptoms first appeared. After 2weeks from your recovery date you can step out for vaccine.
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Stay home n stay safe with adequate hydration and proper diet with all safety measures and precautions
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Hi,90 days after recovery.
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Dr. Swapnil Palaskar
General Physician
Nagpur
U should wait atleast 45-60 days from the day of illness (1st symtom) as u already have pre existing antibodies
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Dr. Koramati Liyu Hullan
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
Hello
If you have recovered from COVID19, you can get vaccinated 4-6 weeks after your negative test report.
If 14th April was the day of NEGATIVE report, then you can get vaccinated on 24th May, as per the scheduled slot.
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If you develop any symptoms before your vaccination, i would recommend you to get An RTPCR test prior to getting the shot.
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