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2021-06-05 12:34:56
My covid antibody igg value is 1.34.  Are antibodies developed in body & when I should take vaccine??
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Ur antibodies level is high and IgG shows that u had covid earlier and u recoverd  so if u had covid less than 3 months ago wait for it to become 3 months and take vaccination, if more than 3 months u can take vaccine , as time will passes this titres will fall

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When were you negative??

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Yes...u take vaccines after 3month

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