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People who have tested positive for corona in the past six months can say that they only want to make one more appointment for an injection from Friday when they make a vaccination appointment.
This is reported by the RIVM, which is in line with a recommendation from the Health Council. He previously stated that people who have had Covid-19 in the past six months will only need one dose of the vaccine for the time being.
If the coronavirus infection took place after the first vaccination, the appointment for the second vaccination will continue as usual. People who already have an appointment for an injection and have been tested positive in the past six months are asked to cancel the appointment for the second vaccination as soon as possible, according to the RIVM.
The Health Council’s advice applies to all three vaccines: AstraZeneca, Pfizer / BioNTech and Moderna. People who have not been infected with the virus must have two injections. But people who have already been infected with the coronavirus can do with one dose. Research shows that the immunity they have built up lasts for at least six months, according to the Health Council earlier. “It also appears that a single dose of vaccine causes a significant increase in the antibody levels built up within those 6 months. That is why the council recommends vaccinating people who tested positive less than six months ago with just one dose. ”
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