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Covid clarification
We have been affected by covid in the month of December 2020.
How long our immunity lasts.
What is the percentage of reinfection in this 4 months time.
The vaccines which carries the virus is already in our body then why should we take vaccines
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We are increasingly seeing newer strains of covid 19 with double mutations and now even triple mutation. Hence the immunity from your previous Infections may not last for more than 3 months . But we r also seeing cases of reinfection happening within 2 months and sometimes even 3rd time ! ( But the rate of reinfection is low and it mainly seen in immunocompramised patients and with those with comorbidities.
Those who r not affected with covid yet shud definitely get vaccinated but those who were tested positive recently or those who just recovered from infection vaccine not needed .
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Follow the covid guidelines carefully, get ur covid Antibody titre tested ( Total ANTIBODY COVID 19)
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