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I had taken Covid vaccine 1 st dose on 29 March.I contracted COVID and recovered fully on 30 th April.Had very light symptoms. My second dose of vaccine is overdue ow.Should I take it.Kindly advise
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You can take in the end of this month... So that 3 mnths will be completed
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3 months after covid free.
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3 month after covid recovery
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Sure you should go for it. Mild symptoms very common after vaccination present in every second person
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