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Covid antibodies
I was vaccinated for first dose on may 2.2021
I got covid RAT positive on 15 may 2021
My RTPCR was negative on 16 may 2021
We were confused for covid or not
After 1.5 months i.e today i did my covid antibodies test and result is more than 400
Did i suffered from COVID
And when should i take second dose of vaccine?
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You are not suffering from covid, IgG antibody developed this is good sign. Nothing to worry about. Which vaccine did you take, accordingly i can suggest, when to take vaccine .covaxin 2 nd dose after 4 to 6 week, and for covishield it is 12 to 16 week after first dose.
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Dr. Subhashis Saha
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Kolkata
IgG positive, probably you had covid. But now, it's tough to differentiate between vaccine induced antibodies and disease induced antibodies
Just feel good, you have a lot of Antibodies
Yes, take 2nd dose in August
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Dr. Thresia Pereira
General Physician
37 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes you had Covid
Take vaccine after 3 months
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