But it can also be confusing.
On the one hand, full vaccination offers you significant protection.
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biochemist, neurobiologist, antibody engineer, and senior scientist atGlaxoSmithKline.
Its perfectly normal to feel anxious about the second shot or to be confused by what comes next.
Do you gotta take time off from work after your second shot, in case you get sick?
Can you ditch your mask as soon as the second dose is administered?
biochemist, neurobiologist, antibody engineer, and senior scientist atGlaxoSmithKline.
Your questions about the COVID-19 vaccine second dose, answered
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How can I schedule my second dose?
Your second dose should bescheduled by the administrator of your first dose.
When should I receive my second dose?
If you received the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine, your second dose should be scheduledthree weeksafter your initial dose.
If you received the Moderna vaccine, your second dose should be scheduledfour weeksafter your initial dose.
What happens if my second dose is delayed or I miss my appointment?
Instead, proceed with your second shot (while noting that exact efficacy is unknown).
Do I need to bring anything to my second dose appointment?
biochemist, neurobiologist, antibody engineer, and senior scientist atGlaxoSmithKline.
What happens if I lose my vaccination card?
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What should I do with my vaccination card after my second shot?
The CDCrecommendskeeping the hard copy on file somewhere and taking a picture of it to keep as well.
Will I feel sick after my second shot?
Listen to a biochemist explain exactly how vaccines work:
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What can I do or take to alleviate these symptoms?
You should hydrate as much as possible.Adequate sleepis also recommended.
Am I considered fully vaccinated after receiving my second shot?
You are not considered fully vaccinated against COVID-19 until two weeks after receiving your second dose of the vaccine.
What can I do once Im fully vaccinated?
What cant I do once Im fully vaccinated?
Am I 100% protected from COVID-19 after full vaccination?
No, but you aresignificantlyprotected.
Can I still spread the virus if I am fully vaccinated?
Earlydatashows that full vaccination may help prevent people from spreading the disease, but more intel is needed.
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