COVID 19 vaccine: CDC currently advises that “people with a known hx of COVID-19 may wait up to nearly 90 days after their prior infection to get vaccinated, if they prefer to do so.” REF: https://www.healthline.com/health-news/even-if-youve-had-covid-19-you-still-need-the-vaccine#Vaccination-may-raise-immunity
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Not fully clearcut: In view of brief experience with COVID-19 and vaccines, it appears that understanding of antibody development remains uncertain. We think that immunity occurs at least for 90 days after onset of infection, but really don't know how much longer. So, this time period appears safest perhaps. But to be fully protected, get the vaccination, either Pfizer or Moderna. Avoid Sinovac, at this time.
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