My daughter received her COVID antibody test report today, which shows IgG is 2.62 and total antibodies (ELISA) is 0.36. She was previously infected with COVID and tested negative in October 2020. Should she get vaccinated now, or wait for some time? Does she have sufficient antibodies?

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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IgG 2.62 suggests some immune response. She can still take the COVID vaccine unless recently infected (within 3 months).

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