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After how many of recovery of covid should I get myself vaccinated. I tested covid positive on 22 April and now have recovered
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After covid infection antibody stays for 90- 180 days.. so its better to take vaccination within 90 days after u have recovered from covid..
To check ur level of antibody covid IgG test can be done..
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Ideally you should wait for 4 weeks
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Please wait for 4 weeks
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Dr. Kamaliya Nilesh
Sexologist
2 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
30-45 days after negative report
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Dr. Shraddha Das
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3 yrs exp
Agartala
Ideally 90 days after recovery
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