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Myself Imran Siddiqui, today I take my last dose of Rabies Vaccine. Now when I take COVID Vaccine.
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Try to send the details of the the doses of and dates of rabies vaccine you have taken and what type of rabies vaccine your taken in depth so that any doctor can answer your question very easily.
According to the guidelines at least 3 months before taking the covid vaccine no vaccine to be taken.
If you want you can consult me and give me the details so that I can provide your advice in clear-cut way.
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You can take covid vaccine as and when available to you in your state
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Better to take after 28 days
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Dr. Koramati Liyu Hullan
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
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Usually advised to maintain a gap of 4 weeks between vaccinations.
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