Examinations
Examinations
IgM – early-phase antibodies. A positive test result indicates that you have recently been infected with the virus. However, in some cases, depending on the individual, when antibodies against the virus are not produced, the result may be negative.
IgM begins to form 7–10 days after infection and may remain in the body for up to 21 days. In some cases, IgM can be detected in the blood for up to 30–35 days.
You can come 2 hours after your last meal.
General Symptoms:
- High fever
- Dry cough
- Difficulty breathing
- Gastrointestinal issues
- Diarrhea
- General stomach pain
- Loss of smell and taste
Severe Symptoms:
- High fever (40°C or higher)
- Pneumonia
A positive test result indicates that you have recently been infected with the virus. Typically, the virus starts to appear 7–10 days after infection and may remain in the body for up to 21 days. In some cases, IgM antibodies can be detected in the blood for up to 30–35 days.