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Hello sir/mam
Recently recovered from covid in 7th june me and my mother we both did igg antibody test after 40 days for me it came 0.79 negative and my mother it came 20 positive .should we take vaccine now or after 3months, as I would be traveling to nagpur will it be safe to travel it's bit urgent .
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You can get your vaccine after three months of recovery. In case symptoms appear, contact the doctor immediately
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Dr. Niral Jain
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7 yrs exp
Ratlam
You have to wait 3 months post recovery to get vaccinated according to current govt guidelines
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