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Transplant: No or Few Antibodies after COVID Vaccination

Transplants | Last Active: Mar 7, 2022 | Replies (193)

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@contentandwell

I got my antibody results today and the number is 2032. That sounds good to me but does anybody have really definitive info on what those numbers mean? I haven't been able to find that. The lab order was put in by my PCP at my request so I hate to bother her with asking her about it. I do have my yearly appointment with her within the next few weeks so I will ask her then though if I haven't been able to get any info.
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Congrats JK! At least it’s something. So far as I’ve read, I don’t think there’s a known magic number. But, coupled with masking, sanitizing, and being cautious it is probably about the best us transplant people can hope for. Sadly, we need to rely on ourselves mostly, as well as our families, friends, acquaintances, and ultimately society to be vaccinated to protect us. Risk is going to always be a part of the equation no matter where we go, so I’m hoping you can be assured by your antibodies developing so that you can visit your new grandchild!