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Its been 4 weeks since I've have recovered from Covid. When can i take the vaccine? As per government says wait for 4-6 months. However, CDC says post 90 days and Ministry of health website says post 4 weeks after recovery. So much confusion.
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As you said it's been 4 weeks since you recovered, so if you are currently not experiencing any problems then you can take the vaccine
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at least 3months later of post covid recovery
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Wait for 4 to 6 months ....This is most recent guideline
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2-3 week after covid free
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You can take the vaccine after 4 weeks from recovery. This is the present guidelines
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