My serology came back negative after the Pfizer vaccine. Has anyone gotten a non-mRNA vaccine after a negative serology? Did it make a difference
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Second COVID vaccine after negative antibody test
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Norman, to my knowledge, there is no vaccination authorization available for another shot (or two shot series) to be given. There is work being done to develop/test a booster vaccination to be given later in the year, though nothing is set in concrete.
Thanks. A booster vaccine for Pfizer or Moderna is not going to help. The recent study from Israel show only a 16% success rate for CLL patients treating with irutinib. I emailed the researcher and they did not test the non-mRNA recipients nor have they suggested any follow up since Israel has herd immunity. England and Canada have mixed the two with no reported side effects. Given that I have no COVID antibodies i shouldn’t have a reaction regardless.
Hi Norman - I have been wondering the same thing and have been thinking of trying a J&J dose to see if it helps generate antibodies after having no success with the Pfizer. I can't see any harm in trying - what's to lose?