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Covid Vaccination for COVID -ve
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I got all the symptoms of COVID, consultation done by a Practo Doctor and he told I have Covid. When I tested it came -ve and CRP was 10.82.
When can I take the vaccination?
Covid was in May 1st to 3rd Week.
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You can get vaccinated 3months post recovery
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You can take vaccine after 3mnths from the day of symptoms
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Dr. Arjun Arumugam
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Chennai
RTPCR - a Covid test May show a negative result in some cases for various reasons .
Based on your symptoms and CRP and the Drs diagnosis, it is very likely you did have Covid.
For now, you are likely to be protected.
Please take the vaccine 3 months after symptoms.
Meanwhile , you can do a IgG Covid antibody test , which will tell you if you had Covid and if you had developed antibodies.
It’s a simple cheap test and available in most labs.
If you need anything else , kindly consult .
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Dr. Monil Sarode
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3 yrs exp
Pune
You are advisable to take vaccine after 3 months from day of recovery.
For further assistance kindly take a consultation.
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
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5 yrs exp
Kanpur
CRP was raised that mean you might have caught the infection earlier and became negative later on
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