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When can Asymptomatic person vaccinated
I have been Asymptomatic to covid-19 but was tested positive as I was taking care of family. I would like to know when can Asymptomatic person be vaccinated. What should be the days of gap before getting jab
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3months from the date of positive report.
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From the day of positive to 90 days
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Dr. Manjot Singh Waraich
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Amritsar
As it is stated that you tested positive for covid 19 , you are advised to get vaccinated after 3 months post recovery . A fortnight +- is not a point of concern. For reference, consider yourself negative after 14 days from the date of sampling and add 3 months to it.
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