Wondering if anyone has received a second full dose of Evusheld, or have heard any guidance for re-dosing? Got mine at the beginning of March, with 1197 antibodies after seven weeks. Wondering how well or how little I am protected now, and going into the next several weeks.
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Evusheld Secod Dose
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Have the same question. No one seems to know for sure whether you need a reboost in 4 to 6 months. One oncologist says 3 months but most say they don't know.
The fact sheet for providers states this isn't yet known. I think I read "6 months" somewhere, but also think this was based on one study indicating the Covid specific antibodies lasted around 8 months. I think the infusion MAB's given after exposure are lasting around 90 days. So there isn't much consensus yet IMO.
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I am planning on revisiting the issue 6 months from now.
The place I got my dose of Evusheld in March told me today that they can't administer a second dose in 3 or 6 months until the FDA authorizes it; it's still under emergency use. The director there even called Evusheld directly to ask about info for next dose appointments.
I received both doses. They said they would let me know regarding future doses.
I had 2 shots after the cdc said one dose wasn’t enough. This was a few months ago and I had the shots within a few weeks of each other. Dana farber hasn’t recommended any further shots as evusheld is supposed to last at least 6 months. I’ve also had 4 moderna shots.