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I had covid infection in may 2021. i got antibody test for covid in august. it was positive with 64 count. when should i take vaccination?
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Now four months are over you can take now
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You can take 3 months after recovery
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As per the current guidelines the minimum time period should be 3 months from the day of recovery from COVID -19 to first dose of Covid vaccination.If in August calculate 90 days from the date of becoming RTPCR negative.
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Vaccination is recommended after 90 days of recovery
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You can take after 3 months
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Dr. Khushboo
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Min 3 months gap
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