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When should I get my vaccination?
2 months ago..I had cough, cold and fever symptoms/issues for about a week or so. I treated myself at home according to the issues and was fine after a week and a half.
It's only after that...I got to know that after getting Covid one needs to wait for three months before getting vaccinated. I was in a spot since I didn't know if I had to get vaccinated. I wasn't sure if it was a viral fever or Covid.
I got an antibody test done a couple of days back and it's positive (116.00 AU/ml).
Can I still get vaccinated now? Or should I wait for another 1 month. It's been 2 months now. Have been delaying my vaccination because of this...
Need some light and help in this. Thank you.
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Since your antibodies are present you should wait for another month as per guidelines and follow up for vaccination later.
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Continue precautions like mask and sanitation
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Your current antibodies test is positive which means that the symptoms were of a positive COVID infection.
So, you should wait for 90 days from recovery to get vaccinated.
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Take after 1 mnth
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After a month .
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Wait for another 1 month.
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Dr. V R Tindwani
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High antibodies titer suggest that you had covid , so wait for one month , and get vaccinted
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