Covid vaccination after viral fever

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Hi, My mother had her first dose of vaccination (cowaxin) on 19 April and she had a fever on 11th may, she had cough as well as a symptom however the rtpcr test was negative, can we assume it was viral? Now her second dose is due but we aren't sure if she should go for it or not? Can anyone plz help! Just to mention we had covid positives in family at that time but they were isolated.

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Dr. Quasim Md

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Go with second dose unless you are confirmed position by test.

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Dr. Nikhil Tomar General Physician 3 yrs exp Greater Noida · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nikhil Tomar

General Physician 3 yrs exp Greater Noida

If the rtpcr is negative and there is no acute illness you can go ahead with the vaccine

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