Re:Scientists discover a highly potent antibody against SARS...
by lborsato on Tuesday October 12, 2021 @09:03PM
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My family had Covid in January 2020. All of the now known symptoms but there were no tests available yet. Our doctor later confirmed it based on symptoms a couple of months later but we were not eligible for tests then. A year and a half later we would certainly have B-cells but antibodies would likely have faded. So what do people in that situation do?
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Re:Scientists discover a highly potent antibody against SARS...
by ceejayoz on Tuesday October 12, 2021 @09:18PM
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Given that there's significant overlap between COVID symptoms and those of other common winter diseases, you really can't "confirm based on symptoms".
(My son had a bout of severe pneumonia around the same time. We wondered, too. Not COVID, it turns out.)
Therein lies a significant problem with "I don't need the vaccine, I have natural immunity!"
Re:Scientists discover a highly potent antibody against SARS...
by evilpotatoes on Tuesday October 12, 2021 @09:34PM
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T-detect can apparently read your t-cells, so it would be good for a while I would say.
Re:Scientists discover a highly potent antibody against SARS...
by colordrops on Tuesday October 12, 2021 @10:27PM
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Get vaccinated. This isn't a political two-sided issue.