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Regarding Covid vaccine 2nd dose.
My father had his first dose of the Covishield vaccine on the 25th of March. But on the 1st of May, he was diagnosed positive for Covid-19. So, is it safe for him to take a second dose and if so, when should he take it?
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Yes he can take but after 6 weeks of covid infection
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Dr. Amita Mody
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41 yrs exp
Mumbai
3 months after recovery.
He will be protected till then by his own natural antibodies.
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Dr. Khushboo
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8 yrs exp
New Delhi
Min 90 days gap is required from date of recovery for vaccination. If you still have questions you can contact on practo
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