The Other David
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Hmmmm...Seems to me that, today, knowing the level of covid antiobodies I carry is as important as any of the other numbers.....so I do it.
Hmmmm...Seems to me that, today, knowing the level of covid antiobodies I carry is as important as any of the other numbers.....so I do it.
You claimed you had Delta? I asked you and am asking you how you know that?I don't need to know that. I need to know what my antibody levels are before and after each variant. The Drs. don't even know what variant you have. You have to trust the CDC and the govt. for that information if it's that important to you.![]()
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I would like to have this done.I'll know whether I'm still protected or not, and whether I gained more immunity from the latest variant. I'll take every single bit of information about the state of my health that I can get. The same reason I get a full physical with full blood screen, EKG, stress test, prostate exam, and hearing test every year, and colonoscopy every 5 years. The more I know about my health the easier it is to have some peace of mind making decisions. I have 30 years of health records to compare.
Do you go to the dentist every year? Yearly eye exam? If not, why? if so, what do you do with THAT information.....you make decisions about your health.
Seems to me that, today, knowing the level of covid antiobodies I carry is as important as any of the other numbers.....so I do it.
So in this post you really didn’t know who had what strain as mentioned above correct?My 88 year old MIL had the Delta variant when I did. She never had a fever or O2 levels under 96. We all likely just got through omicron based on our sniffles, the amount of positive people we were exposed to, and the virility of this variant. We all have previously tested for antibodies with positive results. None of us got tested for Covid this time around, but we didn't go out in public for a week. We are all good....still unvaxxed, and will remain that way.
The NCAA now considers prior infected athletes as "fully vaxxed"....at least from the latest guidelines I saw for Track and Field from my son's GF. That's smart.
The response by WHO, the CDC, and our govt. to this virus has been the biggest travesty of my lifetime.....and no way my family is following ANY of their guidelines unless they happen to line up with informed decisions we have already made.
LMFAOIf you post that on Facebook you’ll be banned.![]()
FWIW: According to the Mayo Clinic folks, it can take two to three weeks to develop enough antibodies to be detected in an antibody test, so it's important that you're not tested too soon.I would like to have this done.
How do these antibodies get rated? What scale? What level you at Grif?
Thanks API.FWIW: According to the Mayo Clinic folks, it can take two to three weeks to develop enough antibodies to be detected in an antibody test, so it's important that you're not tested too soon.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/covid-19-antibody-testing/about/pac-20489696
One caveat is that the Mayo article is dated May 06, 2021, so that factor ought to be kept in mind.Thanks API.
I am really curious on the levels Grif mentioned he is getting and keeping track of.
I didn’t notice any of that in your link. Testing, positive, negative, and false positive info but nothing on what level and how the scale is leveled.
So in this post you really didn’t know who had what strain as mentioned above correct?
I figured Grof was just BSing and reading his response confirms. Thanks for the link.One caveat is that the Mayo article is dated May 06, 2021, so that factor ought to be kept in mind.