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Covid antibody test
Sars cov 2 total antibody >10.00
I have attached my report as well.
What does my report indicate.
Should i get vaccinated or i m immune.
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You have sufficient antibodies present at the moment. But you still need to get vaccinated after 10-12 weeks because vaccination covers different strains of the virus.
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Dr. Shubhangi Kachore
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4 yrs exp
Gondia
As per your report, you have antibodies present in your body... if you were tested positive for covid, you should wait for 10-12 weeks to get vaccinated.
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