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Vaccination post covid
I was tested covid positive on 23rd of April after having potential contact on 14th/15th. I did not test again but took all medication and was fine in about 10 days with medication after the test.
Can I get a vaccination tomorrow?
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I am afraid NO.. As per the present guidelines from MoHFW, we have to wait for atleast 3 months from the date of recovery from Covid 19 infection for getting vaccinated (whether it be the 1 st or 2 nd dose)
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Hi, please wait for 3 months from the date of recovery from covid to get vaccine. As these are the guidelines prescribed by GOI.
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You can take the vaccine
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Dr. Boddepalli Sireesha
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Srikakulam
According to recent guidelines you should wait for a minimum period of 90 days post recovery
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Dr. Khushboo
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8 yrs exp
New Delhi
No dear minimum 90 days difference is needed
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