Does abnormal dual antibody positivity mean it is positive?

Apr 07, 2023 Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Yang Tiesheng
Introduction
Dual antibody abnormalities are generally a method primarily used in the detection of novel coronavirus dual antibodies. Whether dual antibody abnormalities indicate a positive result depends on individual circumstances. Dual antibody abnormalities usually include IgG antibody positivity and IgM antibody positivity. IgG antibodies are the main antibody component in serum; if only IgG antibodies are positive, this typically indicates a past infection.

Double antibody abnormalities are generally a method used in the detection of novel coronavirus infections. Whether a double antibody abnormality indicates a positive result depends on individual circumstances, and the specific analysis is as follows:

1. Not positive

A double antibody abnormality usually includes positive IgG antibodies and positive IgM antibodies. IgG antibodies are the main antibody component in serum; if only IgG antibodies are positive, this typically indicates a past infection. A positive IgM antibody may suggest an ongoing acute infection, but this cannot be definitively confirmed based on a single test and requires repeated testing for confirmation.

2. Positive

If repeated tests consistently show positive IgM antibodies, a positive diagnosis can generally be confirmed, and timely medical treatment is recommended.

If a patient is infected with the novel coronavirus, it is recommended to wear a mask properly. If symptoms are severe, prompt medical attention is advised to avoid delays in treatment.

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