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Covid vaccine Concern
My father has taken their 1st covid vaccine and after 25 days they got positive and now they recover from it...Their last date to take 2nd vaccine is 25th may..how the vaccine will work here? Should he take it? If not then do he need to take 2 shots again after 90 days.
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1st covid shot: 27 march
Covid positive: 23rd April
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Take the vaccine after 90days
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Covid vaccination is not recommended in active Covid infection or within 30 days of Negative Covid report as antibodies against Covid are already present in body
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After being positive 2nd dose to be taken 30 days after Negative
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Dr. Boddepalli Sireesha
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Srikakulam
It is advised to take vaccination after a minimum period of 90 days from recovery
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
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Delhi
Take second dose after 90 days as already some antibodies r formed during vaccination and then covid infection so it will act like booster dose. Single second dose after 90 days
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