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Doubt on Vaccine
In our home my younger brother (24 yrs) and my grandmother (73) years are tested mild covid positive in rt pcr test which we took on 4th May and they are currently in home quarantine. Myself and my mother are RT PCR negative... So can myself and my mother go for first dose of vaccine or we need to wait for their quarantine period to get completed? Also if their quarantine is completed, do we need to get tested again before taking vaccine?
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You can take the vaccine
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Dr. Avra Ganguly
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Take the vaccine if you do not have any symptoms
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Dr. Sanchita Sarkar
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Kolkata
Please go for vaccination. It is safe.
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
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No, you can take the vaccine , no problem
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