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Vaccination post covid
Hi,
My mother, 70 years of age, took the first dose of covid vaccine on 18th of March.
On 14th of April, she was diagnosed with covid. After being in home isolation for a week, she was fine.
When can she get second dose of vaccine done?
Should we wait or get the vaccination done?
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Wait for 3 months and you can for next dose
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Wait for 3 month
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Ideal time -90 days interval
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Dr. Shubham Tiwari
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Wait for 90 days then can go for vaccination.
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Dr. Maunang Bharadiya
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After 3 months
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