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Vaccination after recovery from covid
I was declared covid 19 positive on 30.4.21 and remain admitted in hospital during 10.5.21 to 17.5.21 due to serious breathlessness issue. My test was also found positive on 13.5.21 and found negative on 24.5.21. I also get first dose of covishield on 09.4.21.
Wether I should go for covid antibodies igg test.
When should I get 2nd dose of covishield.
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Second dose after 3 months
No need of antibodies now u can after all the doses
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Take vaccine 90days after recovery,no need of antibodies test
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Antibody test is not required. As per guidelines you can take vaccine after 3 months of recovery.
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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10 yrs exp
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You can take after 60 days of ur negative report
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