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One month back i had experienced symptoms like Body Pains (only for one day), Low Fever, throat pain, loss of taste and smell. However, my RTPCR report shown result as Negative. My question is that, can i get my vaccine shot now?. Or do i need to wait some more days as per protocal. Please suggest.
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Yes, you can go ahead for the vaccination.
Any vaccine amongst the available ones can be taken with minimal risk.
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Take VACCINAtion after 2 months from now
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You need to wait for another 2 months to get yourself vaccinated
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Go for vaccination
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If the results were negative...then you can go for the VACCINATION
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Dr. Nazia Begum M.G
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After ,90 days
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Dr. V R Tindwani
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51 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Loss of smell and taste is positive RTPCR, equivalent, means covid positive, so you have suffered mild disease, missed by the test
You can take vaccine after 3 months from date of infection
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