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I was significantly exposed to covid 19 and am partially vaccinated - so far i have tested negative - how long from the last time of exposure should i wait to get my second vaccine shot? if i test positive, should i still get it?
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Unclear from your post if you are infected but, if you receive negative PCR, and remain asymptomatic, you can receive your second jab on schedule. If you do get COVID-19, delay jab #2 for 90 days after recovery.
Answered 8/16/2021
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