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Covid antibodies test analysis
I did a covid antibodies test recently and got the reading as 0.39 non reactive.Test is Covid Sars IgG.Method is CLIA
Does this mean there has been no covid antibodies created .
I had taken both my doses of covaxin in June and July this year
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Check for IgM antibodies also
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This is surprising. Your antibodies have disappeared rather quickly.
No need to worry though... Your body will still retain the memory of these Antibodies. If you get infected with Covid in future, your body will produce antibodies to protect you.
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
This shows that you have not got COVID recently. So no antibody .
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Dr. Raveendran S R
Diabetologist
16 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi I can understand your concern
Check for IgM
Don't worry
Soon indian govt is planning for booster dose
It will take care of such situations
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Dr. Jeevan Kumar
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Karimnagar
Yes no covd antibody
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