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What if someone who has normal cough but not covid positive according to Rt Pcr test will take vaccination will there be massive side effects of the vaccine ?
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First get treated for your cough after a consultation because it might be covid, then you can take the vaccine.
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No their are no side-effects as such,other then mild fever,pain at site of injection, mild weakness.
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Kanpur
When you are covid positive and recover from the infection you already have antibodies circulating in your blood
Vaccination also helps in formation of antibodies against covid
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If you were covid positive then wait for atleast 1 month before getting vaccinated
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Wait till your symptoms resolve and after 2 weeks of that you can get vaccinated
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Dr. Keerthi Murthy KS
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10 yrs exp
Bangalore
Should take vaccine when there is no cough or fever, irrespective of COVID report.
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