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Covid vaccine
Tested positive 2 months ago. Can I take covid vaccine now. Now I am having only cold because of climate changes and sometimes knee pain when climbing stairs.we are planning for second baby after taking the shot
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You are advised to take vaccine after 3months of full recovery
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You can get vaccination after 3 months post recovery.
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Vaccination to be taken after 3 months of recovery
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Dr. Raveendran S R
Diabetologist
17 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi., I can understand your concern. You can take vaccine after one month, since vaccine should be taken after 3 months of recovery for infected individuals.
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For cold, you can take tab montek fx once at night after food for two weeks.
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Regular exercise and yoga.
proper diet.
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Dr. Ankit Arvind Taide
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2 yrs exp
Akola
You can take the vaccine now but as per government guidelines vaccine should be taken after 6months of recovery from covid as antibodies remain in body for this much time.
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