I had malaria and typhoid 4 months ago and at that time I did not test for COVID. My doctor asked me to do a test now because I have had muscle pain since then. I did an antibody test and I have attached my report. Please let me know whether I had COVID in the past? My value after 4 months is 0.063. Please help.

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Dr Rohinipriyanka Pondugula

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A level of 0.063 is not significant for COVID antibodies. It is recommended you take a COVID antibody IgG test again if symptoms persist or vaccination history is unclear.

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