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No antibody after covid
My dad and mom (58 & 55) got + on 20th april.
On 26nd may (after 1+ month). went through antibody tests.
Dad , 1.20 igg value
Mom, 0.98 igg value
Why the values came this low after recovering in home isolation in 7-10 days?
Have they developed some level of immunity or not?
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Low antibody levels are due to low level of infection (mild covid)
Hence they have not developed any detectable immunity to covid.
Please vaccinate them, after 3 months of infection, that is On 20 July.
(Vaccines have proven to produce detectable levels of antibodies.)
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
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3 yrs exp
Nagpur
Antibodies against virus take time to develop. That's why is recommended to take vaccines 3 months after recovery to allow our own body natural immunity to develop against the virus.
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