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Antibodies and vaccine
I was infected 3 months back from covid. Post that my antibodies came 80 and now it's less than 400 post taking first dose of vaccine . (As per dr lal PathLabs report) . My vit d is also 160.
Can I still get infected again
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Reinfection happens even after recovery or patients do get infected even after vaccine. All that is required is maintain social distancing, proper sanitation and masking for safety.
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Dr. Nazia Begum M.G
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Dr. Raveendran S R
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I can understand your concern if you can get reinfection that's why govt insist on mask and social distancing
regarding antibodies - you need to check 2 months after 2nd dose
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