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After Covid IGg readings analysis
Myself was detected with Covid on 19april via RTPCR test ..after few days my mother, sister, hua and & sons also got symptom of Covid but there RTPCR test was not conducted as there are no testing kits available...now we all have undergone Sars cov2 antibody igg via healthians lab and our reading are
Mine-1.5
Husband-0.98
Sister-. >20
Mother-6.82
In report parameter it is mentioned that if >1, it's reactive & if <1, it is non reactive
Could somebody pls explain the meanings of these readings and by when we all should be vaccinated...
Pls help
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
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3 yrs exp
Nagpur
IgG reactive means your body has developed antibodies against the virus. Non reactine mean the body hasn't developed antibodies against the virus Even though you may have recovered. It should be kept in mind that Covid IgG antibody test is not a criteria to presume whether you are immune to the virus or not.
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