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Black fungus immunity
After how long from recovering covid, one can be sure of not having this black fungus. I had my antibody test on 11th day after recovering from covid and it was 24 with status as high.
In total it has been 37 days since I was caught by covid and almost 25 days since I recovered from it.
My glucose level post covid was 95 with biological ref 60-100.
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You don't have to worry much. It's a rare condition as such. It occurs in a few people who had uncontrolled diabetes, Immunocompromised, Prolonged steroid therapy etc..
Since you doesn't fall under any of these, just keep a healthy lifestyle. Take care .
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Black fungus is a very rare disease and it occurs in patients who are severely immune deficient. Don’t worry about all these things. Since you are recovering now, just maintain a healthy lifestyle. And stop watching the news.
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Dr. Saurabh Tripathi
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Kanpur
you have no risk..of mucormycosis..
its very rare..it can occur in uncontrolled diabetes.
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