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I got covid in April end asymptomatic. Only sense of smell was lost. It is not regained completely. Can I go for vaccination now? Can the sense of smell will be affected more if I take vaccine now? How much time is recommended to get vaccine after covid d positive?
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Can take vaccination 3 months post recovery.
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Take vaccine after 90 days of full recovery
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Kanpur
If your sense of smell was affected then your covid was not asymptomatic
Loss of smell / taste are also symptoms
Its been almost 3 months so now you can go for vaccination
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