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On 11th of April,I tested positive
On 6th of may,I tested negative
Need advice,When shall I take my 1st jab of vaccine.
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After 3 months , counting starts from the 3rd day with no symptoms or 15 days hq completed
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According to the MoHFW guidelines, vaccination should be done after 3 months.
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After 3 months post negative report
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Avoid it for 3 months after recovery to avoid interaction.. then u can take it
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Dr. Kishan Bhalodia
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6 yrs exp
Rajkot
Must wait 90 days after covid
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Dr. Rucha Kulkarni
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1 yrs exp
Sangli
After 3 months .
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Dr. Paila Krupa Rani
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3 yrs exp
Hyderabad
After 3 months post covid infection you can get vaccinated
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
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21 yrs exp
Mumbai
After 3 months, before vaccine get rtpcr and crp done.
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