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SARS-Cov-2 IgG Quantitative test report
I experienced bit fever and sore two weeks ago. I was tested negative in RT PCR,for further confirmation did SARS-Cov-2 IgG Quantitative.Test report attached please help me understand.
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Past infection
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Igg is not suggestive of current active infection, however as rtpcr is negative and your symptoms are two weeks ago, its likely that you are not currently actively infected.
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Positive for IgG antibodies
Suggestive of past infection
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Since your rtpcr is negative probably you are in convalescent phase of the disease. Your IgG are high due to recent infection . You can move around like normal.
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IgG. Positive...indicate recent or past infection
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