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After how much time one should get covid vaccination after getting infected with COVID-19 (report positive).
My family (58yr old, 50yr old and 25 yr old) tested covid positive one month back and our having no covid symptoms from last 2 weeks. Should I get them first dose of vaccination?
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Please go for the covid-19 antigen and antibody test and find out what is the antigen level and what is the antibody level and at the same time go through the CRP test as a precautionary measure and if you want any clarification you can contact me online
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3 months post recovery as per the new guidelines issued yesterday , ie on 19 May 2020
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Yes, now recommendations changed, after 3 month of recovery from covid
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At least 6 weeks after covid report positive...you can have vaccination
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Vaccination should be done after 3 months of recovery from covid
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Dr. Niral Jain
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Ratlam
3 months Post Recovery
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
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Your 1st dose should be after 3 months from recovery
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