Mar 20, 2021
2:43:41pm
2:43:41pm
If having symptomatic disease with a fever doesn’t give you long term antibodies
Nor will the vaccine. The immunity inferred by a vaccine is created by the same internal mechanism as immunity inferred from symptomatic disease with a fever.
I think the lone they are trying to walk is confirming that you had symptomatic disease with a fever. I don’t think anyone wants to try and tease that out so they include everyone.
I think it a greater possibility that asymptomatic or mild (non-fever) disease won’t produce Ab sufficient for immunity but I have no real data to support that.
I think the lone they are trying to walk is confirming that you had symptomatic disease with a fever. I don’t think anyone wants to try and tease that out so they include everyone.
I think it a greater possibility that asymptomatic or mild (non-fever) disease won’t produce Ab sufficient for immunity but I have no real data to support that.
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I keep hearing from family/friends and also read online about how common the nasty side effects are of the vaccine...
3/20/21 1:21pm
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Could be but that may be part or most of the reason I’m asking these questions. Do you have an answer?
3/20/21 1:24pm
You’re not addressing my questions. You’re drawing your own conclusions and then providing responses to those
3/20/21 1:39pm
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My side affects from the first dose of the vaccine lasted about 24 hours. I was sick but it didn’t last long.
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The COVID vaccines do not mess with people’s DNA, this is a falsehood that has been spread repeatedly, and is inaccurate
3/20/21 4:25pm
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Here's how I see it: if you get sick with Covid-19, best case scenario you have mild symptoms that will last for a
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