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My father has taken 1st dose of covid-19 vaccine in first week of April month and his 2nd dose due date was 17 May 2021 but he was diagnosed with covid-19 on date 20th April 2021 and his revised date for 2nd dose due tomorrow. It is correct time to take 2nd dose.
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From the date of negative ...from that date till 3 months of time you have to wait for 2 ND dose ..
Once you have been infected after 1st dose...
Avoid the 2nd dose schedule..
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No u cannot take vaccine as pt already became positive so give some more more time at least after 15 days u can take vaccine
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after 15 days
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
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5 yrs exp
Kanpur
Guidelines say 3 months post recovery
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I would suggest go for an antibody test and then decide
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Consult if any confusion
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Dr. Akash Goyal
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2 yrs exp
Faridabad
No take 3 month post recovery for better immune booster
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