Published Aug 1, 2012
Kadambari
162 Posts
is that positive or negative??
Jory, MSN, APRN, CNM
1,486 Posts
As one doctor told me, it depends.
Your facility/school will tell you what level is considered acceptable.
Titers are also very controversial. Some doctors believe that unless a titer is at a certain level, you do not have immunity. However, some doctors say that a low titer is not an indication of low or no immunity, because unless you are fighting an infection, the body has no reason to react.
Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN
20,908 Posts
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please follow up with your pcp and your school for advice and result interpretation.
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dianah, ASN
8 Articles; 4,502 Posts
A link that may be helpful:
Chickenpox and Shingles Tests: The Test
and yes, do follow up with your PMD. :)