If you have had COVID-19, it is recommended to wait ideally 3 months before receiving a third dose of the vaccine. However, you can choose to receive it earlier, with a minimum wait of 8 weeks after your second dose. This delay allows for the antibodies from the infection to decrease, making the vaccine more effective. Ultimately, the decision to receive a third dose should be based on individual circumstances and consultation with a healthcare professional.
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