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Covid problem 11
Having a covid antibody
Reactive 81
What it indicates that covid was there and you developed antibody ?
Or presently you can have covid which developed you have antibody..
Because the person with this antibody is not having any symptoms.
And never inflected by covid...
And rtpcr before 20 days found negative
And ct scan was also 0
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There can be a lot of ways a person gets in contact with covid 19 virus, and subsequently develops the antibody.
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If there are currently no symptoms then you need not worry, drink plenty of water, have fresh fruits and vegetables, and monitor spo2 levels if there are any problems.
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Dr. Syed Mujtaba Hussain
General Practitioner
16 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello, there are two antibodies IgM and IgG if you have done both, if IgG is raised that means you already had Infection and you have developed antibodies, and if IgM is raised than you are presently have infection.
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Dr. Ayush Jain
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Indore
Hello,
You need not to worry if you don’t have any symptoms
The antibody shows that you are protected from the virus
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Consult me online for further details
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