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Covid vaccine
Covaxin first dose on 16th April
Same day on 16th my son age 16 yrs got fever at 2
He was positive on 19 th
I got fever for 3 days i thought it's of vaccine and I tested I got positive on 21st
Started medication on 23rd for 7 days doxy Inver
Dolo zinc etc
Crp
Cbc
Sgpt
Sgot
D dimer
all normal reports
Got recovered fully on 1-3May
When should I take 2nd dose of vaccine?
How long my antibodies will remain..?
What all precautions should I take?
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delay vaccination by 4 weeks
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Kindly take the second dose after minimum of 4months and maximum of 6 months according to new guidelines by the ICMR
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Wait atleast 6 week of getting positive
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