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Sars covd 2 antibody report

2021-05-23 14:11:22
I have sufferd form covid some days ago.today is my 17 day. My antibody test done today. But i could not understnd am i negtv or positive now.report is attchd with it.pls hlp mw ,am i positv or ngtv now
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Antibodies represent prev infection...dont worry..  Negative..

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Antibody test is not for covid positivity or negativity but rather your immune response to covid and in this test its good...if u want to know that are u still positive then you should undergo RTPCR for covid

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Your report is showing that u have suffered from covid infection and u have developed antibodies against covid.... Value more than 1.0 is considered positive

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