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I was covid positive 2 months ago...Should I now take vaccine ? I still have smell issues where certain substances have different smell ...
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No, after one month you can take vaccine, As ICMR guideline after 3 month patient can get vaccine. For smell, dont worry it will be resolve after some more time. Take and continue TAB ZINCOVIT for 1 month.
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Wait for another 1 & half month for your vaccination. Maintain proper healthy diet, do not skip meals, take 1 to 2 onions daily with food & avoid sweet products.
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Wait for 1-1.5 more months before taking the vaccine. And I can help you with your treatment for smell
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Consult me for further evaluation and treatment
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Dr. N.Yogesh
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7 yrs exp
Chennai
Vaccination after 3 months post covid is recommended by GOI
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Dr. Smitha Nambiar
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20 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
You can wait another month to take the Vaccination
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Dr. Varanasi Venkata Sri Bharadwaja
General Practitioner
3 yrs exp
West Godavari
Wait for another month.
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