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I have taken first vaccine dose in June 21
Can I taken second dose in today
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First dose 7 month
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U can take second dose ..
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Consultation needed.
Consult personally on Practo app or 8318469_886
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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The gap between first and second dose should be 10 weeks. It is too late now.
Please consult the doctor on duty at Vaccination Center. He will be having guidelines about how to deal with those who have missed to take their second dose on time.
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Helo sir
If u dont hav any covid symptoms in recent times or ur contacts are not affected of covid in recent times.
You can have ur second dose
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