A member asked:

I've done had my mmr's, but have to get a titter? what is that exactly?

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antibody level: A titer is basically just a blood test to gauge how strong the antibody level is in your system to a specified agent.The higher the tighter, the better the protection. A low or absent titer would mean no active protection against that disease.

Answered 10/21/2013

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