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Covid Antibodies quantitative
Hi,
Me and my wife did Covid Antibodies quantitative analysis before going for vaccination.
I was never tested for Covid 19 but my wife was positive. I never had Covid symptoms.
My value is 546AU/ml and my wife value is 1814AU/ml.
Please let us know if these antibodies are enough and we can delay vaccination?
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Yes ofcoarse it's enough but early vaccination would be a good choice , as country like us if you don't get jab done then don't know when will you get your turn back , even this is also an important decision and you can get your jab done whenever your turn comes as they have made 2nd dose after 84days so better to get vaccinate when turn comes , if you had positive for rtpcr before then you have to wait for 3months after testing negative if not then go for vaccinations.
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Dr. Tushar Modak
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A copy of the reports should have been attached. Now, an antibody can result from previous infection but that previous infection can be months ago. What we are concerned about in contraindicating vaccination is recent infection. Need a little more history and the report.
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