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How to get an antibody test done?
I got covaxin (because I was scared of VITT caused by covishield) but I don't really trust covaxin and the company that much so I would like to check if I actually have an antibodies after completing 2 doses. What is the antibody test called? And can I get it done without a prescription?
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Yes you can get it done. Its called igg vaccine specific (spike protein) sars cov 2 antibody
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SARS COVID ANTIBODY IgG.
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Yes... No prescription needed.
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Yes , go for IgG antibodies against SARS COV 2
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