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High Covid-19 antibodies
I read somewhere that high antibodies mean heart illness. I was home isolated and recovered without medications or high symptoms. Please tell me if my reports are abnormal.
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Hi,
Having COVID antibodies after infection and recovery is normal.
Your report is showing that you have antibodies for COVID-19.
Do no worry.
If you want to discuss further and get advise, do a consultation with m on Practo.
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Dr. Deepika Vatsa
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It is not bad that you have antibodies. Your body responded well to fight with covid-19 that is why you have minor illnesses.
Next Steps
take plenty of rest and have good food.
Health Tips
do not get out of home without appropriate covid precautions.
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IgG antibodies only indicates either past infection or vaccination.....& Antibodies are generated to fight against virus....so nothing to worry about that if u are completely asymptomatic now !!!
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