No, you don’t need to quarantine prior to travel or a visit if everyone is fully vaccinated.
Sanjeet Baidwan, MD
Sanjeet Baidwan, MD
Yale University
Sanjeet Baidwan is an internal medicine physician in New York City. Dr. Baidwan is a clinical instructor at the Yale School of Medicine, where she teaches Prevention & Lifestyle Medicine to first-year medical students.
Dr. Baidwan completed her undergraduate studies at Texas Tech University, medical school at the University of Texas at Houston, and residency in Internal Medicine - Primary Care at the Yale School of Medicine. She practices inpatient, outpatient, and telemedicine in Brooklyn.
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Vaccines
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Yes allergic reactions happen with the COVID vaccine, but are EXTREMELY rare.
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Vaccines
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In short, it’s unclear. Early studies show that immunity after vaccination lasts at least a few months and likely years.
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Vaccines
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Yes, you can get the vaccine if you have already had COVID. Natural immunity may wane over time, so the vaccine may offer better protection.
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COVID-19 Basics
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No, your race doesn’t directly increase your chance of getting COVID, but where you live and work does. Sometimes your zip code is more important than your genetic code.
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Everyday Prevention
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