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I'm suspected patients of covid.. before 20 days.now cured..but didn't have covid report..can I take vaccine
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Can take vaccine after 6 weeks from recovery
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U can take vaccine after 3mnths
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No.. wait for one month atleast
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No... According to the latest guidelines (as on 19/05/2021), you can take vaccination 3 months post recovery
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Yes you can take vaccine if you are not sure of the infection or not a confirmed case
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No. We need to get some tests done.
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Dr. Boddepalli Sireesha
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Srikakulam
You have to wait for a minimum period of 90 days post recovery
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