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After recovery from covid19. will Antibodies protect person for three months? Is that means for three months at least we are protected from this virus?
After how long we can take vaccines?
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Kanpur
Different people repond differently to the virus
Please maintain all necessary precautions and protocols
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Reinfection can occur and there are numerous cases where people have got the infection again within 3 months
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It could be due to mutative nature of the virus
And presence of different strains
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Delhi
3 months is official guidelines. But you should go for antibody titre test. After this you should decide when to go for vaccination
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Dr. Arjun Arumugam
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Chennai
Yes , technically it is very less likely you will get infected and develop disease again in the next 3-6 months.
Your body remembers how to fight it .
So the current govt. recommendation is to wait for 3 months .
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Dr. Subhashis Saha
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9 yrs exp
Kolkata
Yes according to Government Guidelines
Take vaccine after 3 months of recovery from lab detected covid illness
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