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Re: Cable Forum Vaccinations
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Originally Posted by Carth
Here's something I forgot to add, maybe someone can throw light on it . .
Before the jab I was asked if I'd had Covid 19, to which I answered no and was given the jab.
I could however, be asymptomatic and not know it (as could anyone), so what's the point of the question if there's no further check?
Does the body react differently if antibodies are already present, or do they feel it's a waste of a jab if you've already had it and survived?
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https://www.ouh.nhs.uk/working-for-u...s-vaccine.aspx
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Q. If I've had a positive antibody test, should I still get vaccinated?
A. Yes, the vaccine can be given if you have had a positive antibody test.
Q. I'm currently ill with COVID-19, can I get the vaccine?
A. People currently unwell and experiencing COVID-19 symptoms should not receive the COVID-19 vaccine until they have recovered.
Q. Should people who have already had COVID-19 get vaccinated?
A. Yes, they should get vaccinated. There is no evidence of any safety concerns from vaccinating individuals with a past history of COVID-19 infection, or with detectable COVID-19 antibody so people who have had COVID-19 disease (whether confirmed or suspected) can still receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
You can have the vaccine 28 days after you had a positive test for COVID-19 or 28 days after your symptoms started, so you may need to wait.’
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Hope this helps.
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