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Antibody test -GT
Hello Doctor, I faced coronavirus symptoms and didn't go for any test but now I have fully recovered. so after 4 weeks I have taken antibodies test by thyrocare. My igg antibodies level is 1.89 and total antibodies level is 4.34.
I just wanted to ask if the level of antibodies is low and will I be safe from future corona infections?
2nd question is when should I go for vaccine?
I have also attached my test report please have a look.
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Antibody titre at this stage doesn't necessarily means that you'll sustain immunity for a longer period from COVID, although yes, you are likely to be safe from it for the 90 days (as per research says).
Also you should get yourself vaccinated after 90 days of your last negative covid report.
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Antibodies are there but might get infection again with less severity
Go for vaccination that will increase ur antibody
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Dr. Shaikh Huzaif
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20 yrs exp
Mumbai
Vaccination will boost your antibody titre. Go for it.
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
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21 yrs exp
Mumbai
If antibodies are low then there is high chance of re infection, do covid rtpcr test after all your symptoms are normal , and if covid rtpcr is negative , then only take vaccine
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