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When should i take my 2nd dose vaccine?
Sir, I had my 1st dose of covishield vaccine on 19th April, 2021. I started developing mild covid symptoms from 1st May, 2021. I started using the medicine course after consulting doctor from nearby phc whereas I didn't get tested since many people suggested me not to get tested because it's been less than 15 days since I got my vaccine. But then I recovered very soon (within 4 days) after using the medicine. Now my question is when should i get my 2nd dose of vaccine?
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After 3 months of recovery from covid infection, you can take vaccine.
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Check antibody level ,then proceed.
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Post recovery 3 months
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If you had covid then you should take it after 3months post recovery according to guidelines
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Dr. Khushboo
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New Delhi
Get antibody test of covid . Then plan for vaccine
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