When to take 2nd Dose of vaccine

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Asked for Male, 63 Years

So my father took his 1st dose on 17th march and after exactly one month on 18th April, he started having covid symptoms.... HRCT report says covid 19 pneumonia is there... medication till 3rd of may for covid pneumonia (like, fabiflue/wysolone/clarinova/doxy etc)...... from 3rd to today he was taking vitamin medicine..... hes completely fine now.. just a little weakness is there..... just wanted to know when he can have 2nd dose of vaccination it was written somewhere that u should take in between 45 to 56 days. And if i count 56 days is about to over.. m confused Need expert advice kindly suggest

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