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Covishield vaccine after 4 week
I had covid symptoms on 22nd April and when tested it was found negative on 1st May.In igg test antibiotics was found 3.66 S/C against max 1.Now I have taken 1st of covishield on 3rd June.
Is ok or I took early vaccine or waited long as recommended?
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It is fine. Vaccine can be taken after 30 days of first symptom of covid 19. No need to worry
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In my opinion you have done a wrong thing because once you become covid positive you should take any type of covid vaccination after 3 months only.
You have taken the first dose of Kavi field on 3rd June 2021 and you have to wait 84 days for the second dose.
If you are having any doubt contact me I will explain the situation.
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Dr. Deepika Vatsa
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11 yrs exp
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Take second shot of vaccine in stipulated time as it is a booter dose which will boot your developed antibodies production.
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take 2nd jab between 12 to 16wks of 1st administered date.
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