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2021-06-25 14:17:21
After recovery from COVID 19 second wave How many days immunity & Antibodies last
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There is no confirmed data about this. Minimum 3 months is proved. Maximum yet to be discovered

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It all depends on the level of antibodies on our body. Usually upto 3 months time antibodies are found in optimal level and then start decreasing..!!

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