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Need info abt covid
Hi,I would like to clarify,I have tested positive fr covid,I have took 2nd dose of covishield on 17/1/2022 and from 21/1/2022 i am suffering from headache,feaver and light throat pain, yesterday I have given for RTPCR test and today I got report,it shows positive,
My query is covid positive result is because of immediate test of RTPCR within a week after 2nd dose of covishield vaccination?
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Vaccination doesn't protects from infection
It enhances immunity to fight infection and decrease it's severity
It doesn't blocks your site of entry of virus like nose and mouth
So virus will enter your body even if you are vaccinated...but body will fight back with enhanced immune system due to Vaccination
And you are not injected with live virus in vaccine
So can't be positive due to vaccination
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Testing does not cause infection
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No it's due to infection not vaccine.
Take appropriate medication.
Can consult me privately for proper management and prescription
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Dr. Shaista Fatma
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