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Covid positive - vaccine
Myself report of 24th April was positive with doctor advice take home quarantine 2nd test of RTCPR on 8th may was negative so when I have to take vaccine of 1st dose
Still I am wearing mask in home how long to be
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It is better that those who suffered covid,19 take vaccine after three months.
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Take it after 3 months from recovery
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According to current updates by GOI/MOHFW, covid positive patient can take vaccine after 3 months after recovery
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After 8 weeks of recovery from covid.. your body have inbuilt antibodies at present
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