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When to take Vaccine post Covid
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My mother had Covid-19 infection and its day 12 since 1st symptom. Initial symptoms of fever, cold and cough almost recovered. She is now have dry cough. All prescribed medicines have been completed.
She received 1st dose of Covidshild on 7 Apr.
When we should take second dose of vaccine for her ?
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Please wait for a month before giving vaccine
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Ensure the covid infection is cleared prior to vaccination
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Dr. Shaikh Huzaif
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Its better to wait for 8-12 weeks after active covid infection to take vaccine.
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