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Through Rapid Antigen Test, I was diagnosed positive on 25 April 2021.
I just lost taste and smell which is back now.
Can I take first dose of Covid 19 vaccine now?
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As per WHO and Indian guidelines aft 3 months from date of swab
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Take after 8 weeks
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You can get vaccinated after 3 month of your COVID recovery as per govt guidelines.
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No . You can take the vaccine 3 months from recovery
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Dr. Ayaluri Harika
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8 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
Advised to wait till 3 months of recovery
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Dr. Apoorva Goenka
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3 yrs exp
Guwahati
Take the 1st dose after another 2 months
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Dr. Nitesh Kumar
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1 yrs exp
Alwar
U can wait for at least 4-12 weeks.....as ur body has antibodies to fight against the virus.......I would suggest u to take medicine after 4-12 week
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