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Covid antibody generation
Hi , I got Covid positive on 2nd April post which I took medicines like azax 500 Dolo 650 I got negative on 19th April. After that I continued limcee and zincovit . My question is when will I generate antibodies and what are the possibilities that I can infect others particularly seniors. Is any chance that I can be infected again?? I haven't taken the vaccination yet .
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Yes you may be infected nt by same corona strain but different mutated strain.
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If u have tested negative then no need of been panic about..!! Risk of transmission from u is now minimal..but stay with all precautions..
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Do Check your Covid Antibody titre if u want to knw urs Antibody
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