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Just wanted to know that 15 days back I
Just wanted to know that 15 days back I tested negative from covid-19 so is it safe to get my vaccination?
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Vaccination after 4-6weeks post infection
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Wait another 4 weeks for your vaccination
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It is actively encouraged for covid patients to get vaccinated 2-8 weeks post infection i.e after the end of recovery/ isolation period
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Wait for 4-6 weeks since the day of recovery.
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Wait for 2 more weeks
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Wait for 40 days from the date you tested negative. Then you can go for vaccination..
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Wait min 2 more weeks
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Kanpur
Wait for another week before scheduling your vaccination
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