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2021-06-13 03:13:19
I recently did Covid antibody test quantitative. The result was 12470 Au/ml. The range shown was <50 was negetive and >50 was positive. Are these antibodies enough to delay vaccination for 2-3 months?
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Yes, vaccination after 3 months

Answered2021-06-13 03:40:01

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Yes,you should delay your vaccination for 3 months.

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Yes you can delay the vaccination

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Yes you can delay . Min 3 months
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