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Do you know any guidance on when to have the booster if you’ve not long had covid?
I don't unfortunately. Trying to get through the covid first (I have it, my wife has it, the kids are off school and I'm understaffed at work, trying to interview new people!), then look into it. I suppose this is a booster, in a form :)
I expect there'll be a period to let the body adjust before getting the booster? Will need to read up properly next week once this one passes.
I've found the nights pretty bad, where I can feel the fever moving through me and my body fighting it, so I'm pouring sweat out. Today the cough is starting to become more pronounced and deeper, but just having to really deal with it as theres too much other stuff going on the really stop and be ill, if that makes sense.
I'll be out there getting my booster ASAP, frankly!
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I also currently have covid and was eager to get the booster (am 39).
Do you know any guidance on when to have the booster if you’ve not long had covid?
I’ve read in various places that the post infection anti-bodies are good for about 9 months, so I guess I’m in no rush to get the booster, unless it doesn’t work like that.
How are you doing? I feel mostly fine, would just rather be asleep all day. Loss of sense of smell and taste since Saturday is the biggest bummer. I don’t want to read much about how long that might take to return and will just hope it does by Christmas.