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Sotrovimab:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sotrovimab

yet another covid monoclonal antibody infusion ...

all else being equal, it should be just fine ... regeneron’s and Merk’s monoclonal antibody treatments appear to be extremely effective and have a very low side-effect profile ... these antibody treatments are completely unrelated to the mRNA vaccine technologies ...

some of it depends upon the severity of the covid illness, age, and any comorbidities, as well as whether young relative is getting worse or better ... OTOH, covid-19 is weird and can turn deadly REALLY quickly, and IMHO, is not something to be messed around with ...

i’d personally take a monoclonal antibody infusion in a heartbeat if i had covid and would NEVER take ANY current covid vaccine, and am a BIG believer in the efficacy of the IVR, HCQ & zith used in the zelenko protocol, and in fact have taken all three at one time or another for various conditions, as well as keeping a supply on hand ...