Understanding IgG Antibodies: Are You Infected with Covid?

Learn what IgG antibodies indicate about Covid-19 exposure and immunity in this informative Q&A.

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No, having IgG antibodies typically indicates past exposure to Covid-19 and possibly some level of immunity. It does not mean you currently have an active infection. For a current infection, look for IgM antibodies or get tested via a PCR or rapid antigen test.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What does having IgG antibodies mean? It typically indicates past exposure to Covid-19 and possible immunity but does not confirm an active infection.
  2. How can I confirm a current Covid-19 infection? To confirm an active infection, look for IgM antibodies or undergo a PCR or rapid antigen test.
  3. What are the different types of Covid-19 antibodies? The main types are IgG and IgM antibodies, where IgM indicates recent infection and IgG signifies past exposure.

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