Question 1

Hello, I was diagnosed COVID 19 positive with mild symptoms and quarantined at home while taking necessary precautions and medications. My follow up test was conducted and I received a negative result. I want to get an antibody test done, but I have been told that it is necessary to wait a few days after recovery for antibodies to form. Could you please advise exactly when I will be eligible for the antibody test? Additionally, if the test shows sufficient antibodies, when would I be eligible to donate plasma?

Question 2

I tested COVID negative last month, but I had all the COVID symptoms and all my family members were positive, so it was most likely a false negative. Now, if my antibody test shows that I was actually infected with the virus, can I donate plasma based on that antibody test report?

Question 3

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.

My daughter received her COVID antibody test report today, which shows IgG is 2.62 and total antibodies (ELISA) is 0.36. She was previously infected with COVID and tested negative in October 2020. Should she get vaccinated now, or wait for some time? Does she have sufficient antibodies?

IgG 2.62 suggests some immune response. She can still take the COVID vaccine unless recently infected (within 3 months).

More Covid 19 IgG Antibody Test Health Queries

I tested COVID negative last month, but I had all the COVID symptoms and all my family members were positive, so it was most likely a false negative. Now, if my antibody test shows that I was actually infected with the virus, can I donate plasma based on that antibody test report?