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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Can your GP give you an antibody test ?
There has been no news on this ..."
I don't think they will. You can get them done at a private clinic, which I'm thinking about, at the moment. |
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"Can your GP give you an antibody test ?
There has been no news on this ...
I don't think they will. You can get them done at a private clinic, which I'm thinking about, at the moment."
Honest question why do you want one? Its not as if having antibodies guarantees you not catching it again. |
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By *litterbabeWoman
over a year ago
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if I understand it correctly your antibodies are only present in your blood for a matter of weeks or months anyway, it's T cells that remain there to help fight off you fight off future re-infections.
So even if you tested negative for antibodies, it wouldn't actually prove whether you had already been exposed or not, or whether you are capable of defending yourself or not. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Can your GP give you an antibody test ?
There has been no news on this ...
I don't think they will. You can get them done at a private clinic, which I'm thinking about, at the moment.
Honest question why do you want one? Its not as if having antibodies guarantees you not catching it again."
I am just interested to know if I've had it. Had some heavy cold symptoms and now very fatigued. Had all bloods done couple of weeks ago and everything else was fine, so curious.....Yes I realise there are no guarantees |
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"Can your GP give you an antibody test ?
There has been no news on this ...
I don't think they will. You can get them done at a private clinic, which I'm thinking about, at the moment.
Honest question why do you want one? Its not as if having antibodies guarantees you not catching it again.
I am just interested to know if I've had it. Had some heavy cold symptoms and now very fatigued. Had all bloods done couple of weeks ago and everything else was fine, so curious.....Yes I realise there are no guarantees "
We are offering an antibody test to all patients who are having routine blood tests. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Can your GP give you an antibody test ?
There has been no news on this ...
I don't think they will. You can get them done at a private clinic, which I'm thinking about, at the moment.
Honest question why do you want one? Its not as if having antibodies guarantees you not catching it again.
I am just interested to know if I've had it. Had some heavy cold symptoms and now very fatigued. Had all bloods done couple of weeks ago and everything else was fine, so curious.....Yes I realise there are no guarantees
We are offering an antibody test to all patients who are having routine blood tests."
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over a year ago
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Got mine done at the GPs around 2-3 weeks back as I had pneumonia in February, and was going in for routine bloods.
Test came back negative but it was 6 months after the pneumonia episode and some evidence shows after 3 months the antibodies no longer show on a test.
So sadly the jury is still out |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Got mine done at the GPs around 2-3 weeks back as I had pneumonia in February, and was going in for routine bloods.
Test came back negative but it was 6 months after the pneumonia episode and some evidence shows after 3 months the antibodies no longer show on a test.
So sadly the jury is still out "
Yes it is. Had routine bloods about month ago but they didn't do antibody test. My surgery aren't doing flu jabs yet, but hubbys is... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Got mine done at the GPs around 2-3 weeks back as I had pneumonia in February, and was going in for routine bloods.
Test came back negative but it was 6 months after the pneumonia episode and some evidence shows after 3 months the antibodies no longer show on a test.
So sadly the jury is still out
Yes it is. Had routine bloods about month ago but they didn't do antibody test. My surgery aren't doing flu jabs yet, but hubbys is..."
I asked if they could do one.
So it might be a case of shy kids get no sweets |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Got mine done at the GPs around 2-3 weeks back as I had pneumonia in February, and was going in for routine bloods.
Test came back negative but it was 6 months after the pneumonia episode and some evidence shows after 3 months the antibodies no longer show on a test.
So sadly the jury is still out
Yes it is. Had routine bloods about month ago but they didn't do antibody test. My surgery aren't doing flu jabs yet, but hubbys is...
I asked if they could do one.
So it might be a case of shy kids get no sweets"
Hmmm...could be |
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"Can your GP give you an antibody test ?
There has been no news on this ...
I don't think they will. You can get them done at a private clinic, which I'm thinking about, at the moment.
Honest question why do you want one? Its not as if having antibodies guarantees you not catching it again.
I am just interested to know if I've had it. Had some heavy cold symptoms and now very fatigued. Had all bloods done couple of weeks ago and everything else was fine, so curious.....Yes I realise there are no guarantees
We are offering an antibody test to all patients who are having routine blood tests.
Whose we?"
GP practice |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Can your GP give you an antibody test ?
There has been no news on this ...
I don't think they will. You can get them done at a private clinic, which I'm thinking about, at the moment.
Honest question why do you want one? Its not as if having antibodies guarantees you not catching it again.
I am just interested to know if I've had it. Had some heavy cold symptoms and now very fatigued. Had all bloods done couple of weeks ago and everything else was fine, so curious.....Yes I realise there are no guarantees
We are offering an antibody test to all patients who are having routine blood tests.
Whose we?
GP practice"
Thank you. As explained above, maybe I should have asked for it with my other bloods as they aren't doing it as a matter of course.
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"Can your GP give you an antibody test ?
There has been no news on this ...
I don't think they will. You can get them done at a private clinic, which I'm thinking about, at the moment.
Honest question why do you want one? Its not as if having antibodies guarantees you not catching it again.
I am just interested to know if I've had it. Had some heavy cold symptoms and now very fatigued. Had all bloods done couple of weeks ago and everything else was fine, so curious.....Yes I realise there are no guarantees
We are offering an antibody test to all patients who are having routine blood tests.
Whose we?
GP practice
Thank you. As explained above, maybe I should have asked for it with my other bloods as they aren't doing it as a matter of course.
No worries, probably varies by area, I am in Kent. Think it is basically for research purposes as anyone who is positive for the igg antibodies is asked to re test in 3 months. We can also have our staff tested routinely via a web portal. We have had very few positives, about 4% of all those we have tested, but we are a very rural area.
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Can your GP give you an antibody test ?
There has been no news on this ...
I don't think they will. You can get them done at a private clinic, which I'm thinking about, at the moment.
Honest question why do you want one? Its not as if having antibodies guarantees you not catching it again.
I am just interested to know if I've had it. Had some heavy cold symptoms and now very fatigued. Had all bloods done couple of weeks ago and everything else was fine, so curious.....Yes I realise there are no guarantees
We are offering an antibody test to all patients who are having routine blood tests.
Whose we?
GP practice
Thank you. As explained above, maybe I should have asked for it with my other bloods as they aren't doing it as a matter of course.
No worries, probably varies by area, I am in Kent. Think it is basically for research purposes as anyone who is positive for the igg antibodies is asked to re test in 3 months. We can also have our staff tested routinely via a web portal. We have had very few positives, about 4% of all those we have tested, but we are a very rural area.
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I think it does vary. Mine and my husband's surgery are 3 miles apart, but work entirely differently. The research is a good thing |
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"Can your GP give you an antibody test ?
There has been no news on this ...
I don't think they will. You can get them done at a private clinic, which I'm thinking about, at the moment.
Honest question why do you want one? Its not as if having antibodies guarantees you not catching it again.
I am just interested to know if I've had it. Had some heavy cold symptoms and now very fatigued. Had all bloods done couple of weeks ago and everything else was fine, so curious.....Yes I realise there are no guarantees
We are offering an antibody test to all patients who are having routine blood tests.
Whose we?
GP practice
Thank you. As explained above, maybe I should have asked for it with my other bloods as they aren't doing it as a matter of course.
No worries, probably varies by area, I am in Kent. Think it is basically for research purposes as anyone who is positive for the igg antibodies is asked to re test in 3 months. We can also have our staff tested routinely via a web portal. We have had very few positives, about 4% of all those we have tested, but we are a very rural area.
I think it does vary. Mine and my husband's surgery are 3 miles apart, but work entirely differently. The research is a good thing "
Agreed, any knowledge around the bugger is an advantage. We are all individual businesses, contracted to provide services to the NHS, so we do all work very differently. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Can your GP give you an antibody test ?
There has been no news on this ...
I don't think they will. You can get them done at a private clinic, which I'm thinking about, at the moment.
Honest question why do you want one? Its not as if having antibodies guarantees you not catching it again.
I am just interested to know if I've had it. Had some heavy cold symptoms and now very fatigued. Had all bloods done couple of weeks ago and everything else was fine, so curious.....Yes I realise there are no guarantees
We are offering an antibody test to all patients who are having routine blood tests.
Whose we?
GP practice
Thank you. As explained above, maybe I should have asked for it with my other bloods as they aren't doing it as a matter of course.
No worries, probably varies by area, I am in Kent. Think it is basically for research purposes as anyone who is positive for the igg antibodies is asked to re test in 3 months. We can also have our staff tested routinely via a web portal. We have had very few positives, about 4% of all those we have tested, but we are a very rural area.
I think it does vary. Mine and my husband's surgery are 3 miles apart, but work entirely differently. The research is a good thing
Agreed, any knowledge around the bugger is an advantage. We are all individual businesses, contracted to provide services to the NHS, so we do all work very differently. " ,
Thank you, I'm beginning to realise that |
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