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Covid antibody test
Hi,
I had recovered from covid on April 23rd 2021.
I have attached my covid antibody test report. May I know what does it indicate?
Are there sufficient antibodies present to fight the infection?
Shound I get myself vaccinated now?
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Yours IgG antibody show immunity against covid, it is sufficient . You can take vaccine after 3 months of covid recovery that means on july 23 onward.
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Yes antibodies have been developed. But future re infection cannot be predicted , as the virulence of the virus strains are different. But as you have recovered recently only , get vaccinated after July 23. Because there will be overlap of antibodies and it is of no use.
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As per the present guidelines, you have to wait atleast for 3 months for getting vaccinated after recovery from Covid 19(SARS COV2) infection.
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