COVID Vaccination

2021-12-11 04:57:49
I had taken Pfizer vaccine 1st dose in US on 30th April'21. Couldn't take 2nd dose and in India since then. I am looking to go for Indian COVID vaccination. Also have done antibody test (IGG Clia Blood Serum) recently. It shows antibody levels of 1293. Is it ok to go for Indian vaccine at this stage? If yes which one? And both doses I understand? Thanks.
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Answered2021-12-12 02:29:57

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2nd dose is advisable

Answered2021-12-11 14:35:39

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Not needed

Answered2021-12-11 07:26:20

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No need to take vaccine as you have good number of antibodies at present... Can take later according to the guidelines

Answered2021-12-11 06:36:53

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Kindly consult

Answered2021-12-11 06:22:44

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Take 2 nd dose as well as per recommendation.

Answered2021-12-11 06:05:59

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The antibodies are adequate. However its recommended to take the full course of vaccine. So please either take pfizer second dose or two doses of covishield or covaxin

Answered2021-12-11 05:15:24

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