rocknlight
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My first dose was covishield and second dose is hard to find is that okay to take 2nd dose of other vaccine like covaxin ?
Can I take 2 different vaccines?
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google it 
https://news.wttw.com/2021/06/20/can-you-mix-and-match-covid-19-vaccines
It’s likely safe and effective, but researchers are still gathering data to be sure.
means, noone really knows shit about it.
You will probably be fine, or you might be one of the rare cases that ain't fine.
https://news.wttw.com/2021/06/20/can-you-mix-and-match-covid-19-vaccines
It’s likely safe and effective, but researchers are still gathering data to be sure.
means, noone really knows shit about it.
You will probably be fine, or you might be one of the rare cases that ain't fine.
SEOPartner
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Yes, I get my second shot with a different type. No problemo!
TheVigilante
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Don't do that
Take covidshield only
Take covidshield only
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You should consult your local doctor for that.
SEOPartner
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You get better protection from combining 2 different vaccines.
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-01359-3
TheVigilante
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Might be but it's not like it's proven on a larger scale
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There might have side effects to that.
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Either way you will end up a zombie posting mindlessly on Warrior Forum.
SEOPartner
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Here in Germany they do not administer covishield for second shots - except if you insist on it.
akki1212
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They're still conducting studies for that. It may be possible (and necessary for a population like India's) to mix and match doses, the WHO says that the studies look promising. Till then, have your second dose be the same vaccine as the first one (and don't worry about efficacy numbers, any vaccine you take is perfectly good).
SKS18
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question is: why would you take a vaccine when it doesn't protect you from COVID or from infecting others?
Even the minimal effect it supposedly gives is not compatible with the "new delta variance".
Soon we will have a plethora of other variances which will make all these current vaccines worthless, so why bother?
Even the minimal effect it supposedly gives is not compatible with the "new delta variance".
Soon we will have a plethora of other variances which will make all these current vaccines worthless, so why bother?
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