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Covid vaccine 2nd doze
Hi my dad was diagnosed with covid on 3rd April 2021 discharged from hospital on 8th April and after 15 days we had all his test D dimer included which were normal.He took his first doze of vaccine on 19th March 2021 can you suggest when to take second doze of vaccine
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Can take Second dose of vaccine after 60days of recovery...
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Dr. Richard Veikhepunii
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3 yrs exp
Delhi
Next dose should be taken After 4-8 weeks.
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
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5 yrs exp
Kanpur
Covaxine - 4-6 weeks between first and second dose
Covishield - 6+ weeks between fisrt and second dose
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