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Covid IGG level
How long covid IGG value 1.48 will last?
(Reference was 1).
Tested 30 days after recovery.
Will taking vaccine kill the natural antibody?
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Vaccination helps in boosting your antibody production not killing your own antibodies
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IgG duration is not yet known and 1.48 offers very less natural protection against covid.
IgG level above 5 is required for protection against covid which is acquired by Vaccination only and vaccination will Not kill natural antibody in your body. It will only boost your immunity further against covid 19
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I strongly recommend you sir to vaccinate as soon as possible
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Dr. Nazia Begum M.G
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Consult online
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
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21 yrs exp
Mumbai
Vaccine will increase the antibody titre, it will last for 3 to 4 months
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Dr. Manisha.M
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Hyderabad
Not to worry much sir .... vaccine is helpful in building antibodies not killing them... It takes sometime for getting back to normal sir ... plz eat healthy food and follow sanitisation rules properly..
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