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Vaccination after covid
I tested positive for covid on 15.04.21 and turned negative on 28 th. First 3 days of infection fever upto 102. i did my igg test and it came negative (0.58) on 2nd june 2021.
Can i take vaccination now as antibody is not formed?
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Dr. Shubhada Chourishi
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8 yrs exp
Ratlam
You can take vaccination only after 3 months since the day you tested negative.
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Dr. Ankit Singh
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13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Wait for 90 days after recovery for vaccination .
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
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Delhi
Yes you can take vaccine
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