• A. No. The vaccine will not cross-react with the lateral flow device (LFD). Therefore if your LFD is positive it is very likely that you have the COVID-19 infection.

    Would it give increased protection, same, or less?

  • Would it give increased protection, same, or less?

    I've no idea what you mean. The question was whether a vaccine could make a LFD test blow positive - it can't.

    What is "it" in your question?

  • Will my booster yesterday cause me to show positive if I take an LFT today?

    A. No. The vaccine will not cross-react with the lateral flow device (LFD). Therefore if your LFD is positive it is very likely that you have the COVID-19 infection.

    So, "It" is, if somebody who has a Covid-19 infection has a booster, does that increase the protection (eg, double dose), same or will the Covid-19 infection and booster cancel each other out and result in a lower level of protection?

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