Exactly a month ago, I got tested for antibodies to coronavirus and the result was unexpectedly very high. To make sure that this was not a mistake and to see how the antibody levels change, I passed the test again.
I was sick with a coronavirus infection at the end of October 2020 (https://ammo1.livejournal.com/1192071.html).
On December 29, I was tested for antibodies and received the result IgG 116 (https://ammo1.livejournal.com/1209197.html).
On June 30, I passed the test and got the result IgG 609 (https://ammo1.livejournal.com/1254278.html).
Perhaps I again had a very mild coronavirus in May (there was a cough and a runny nose, there was no temperature, the sense of smell did not disappear) and such a high level of antibodies is associated with this.
I passed the new analysis on July 30th. Result: IgG 464.
Excellent result! First of all, I am now confident that IgG 609 was not a bug. Now the level of antibodies has decreased, but there are still a lot of them.
P.S. I took free tests at the Moscow city polyclinic. It is not known what kind of testing system it is, but it is known for sure that it is the same in all three tests.
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