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Regarding covid vaccine
My query is regarding covid vaccine . I had gone through covid in end of apr 2021 and injected remdisivir injections . On may 22 my hrct score was 7 earlier it was 12 . On 14 may also my report was positive . My query is can I take covid vaccine now..
Currently I m taking medicines of TB, DIABETICS,BP AND SOME EYE DROPS.
please revert back asap.🙏
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You can get vaccinated 3 months post covid recovery.
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Take COVID vaccine after 3 months from the day you become Covid negative or recovered from symptoms
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Dr. Sankha Subhra Roy
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Kolkata
3 months post ur recovery u can take ur vaccine
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Dr. Kishan Bhalodia
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6 yrs exp
Rajkot
You can take after 3 month of covid recovery and you can take vaccine with this medicine
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