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Was vaccinated four weeks ago and was due for second vaccination but tested positive ,how long should iwait for second vaccination?
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Six weeks would be sufficient time to wait for the second dose. Some people would consider the infection as a second dose and you could get boosted in 5-6 months. Wish you good health!
Answered 1/15/2022
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