9 Aug. 2022- Dr. Manoon Leechawengwong, a physician specializing in respiratory diseases Wichaiyut Hospital Post a message via Facebook, Dr. Manoon Leechawengwong FC said that a 67-year-old patient who contracted the second covid disease in 19 days for the second time was more severe than the first. pneumonia need oxygen was treated with injections of remdesivir and steroids. until almost normal The patient has had three doses of the coronavirus vaccine, two of which are AstraZeneca, followed by one Pfizer booster.
24 days following contracting COVID II, blood levels of antibodies to the spike protein SARS-CoV2 IgG (Anti Spike) were found only 8 AU/ml, less than 50, meaning no immunity.
This patient had had lymphoma. ever received chemotherapy Healed 5 years ago.
It would be pointless to give this patient one more dose of the coronavirus vaccine to boost immunity. Because the patient does not have an immune response from the COVID-19 vaccine. Even though I’ve had 3 injections and 2 natural infections
I advise patients to take AstraZeneca’s drug Evusheld. Two long-acting, ready-made antibodies, tixagevimab and cilgavimab, are given to prevent 83% of symptomatic COVID-19 by intramuscular injection in both hips or thighs. covid-19 virus Immunity will last for 6 months.
Those with indications for the use of Evusheld include dialysis patients. organ transplant patients cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy people who take suppositories high doses of steroids and autoimmune diseases, especially those who have received at least 3 doses of the coronavirus vaccine and have antibody measurements. IgG in blood to spiny protein The immune system was found to be extremely low in this patient.
