BOOK TRIAL
search icon
Covid News

What is COVID-19 Antibody Test?

October 14, 2021

 

HLAC OCT DEC 1

What is COVID-19 Antibody Test?

 

Also known as Antibody (Serology) test, it conduct samples to look for antibodies to decide if an individual have any previous infection with the virus that causes COVID-19. The COVID-19 Antibody Test can help to distinguish from those who may be infected with the virus or those who have recovered from a COVID-19 infection.
However, antibody testing is not recommended for individuals who have gone for the COVID-19 vaccination. This is because it cannot determine whether or not you are immune or protected from COVID-19.

 

What does a positive COVID-19 antibody test means?

A positive antibody test would mean that an individual contains antibodies for COVID-19 as a result of:
 Previous infection with SARS-CoV-2 (A virus that causes COVID-19)
 Vaccination against COVID-19

 

Why would people still go for an antibody testing even though they are vaccinated?

images

 

Antibodies are an indicator for protection and it can help to prevent many infections.

 

With an antibody testing, they are equipped with additional information about their medical status. For example, if they happen to get a low antibody count, they can adjust and make changes to their behaviours or choices in life, like skipping certain events or meetups, to take extra precautions.

covid antibody test

 

Suggested Articles

OUR CLINICS

AESTHETIC

Healthsprings Laser & Aesthetic Clinic

  • icon 1

    541 Orchard Rd, #11-01/04 Liat Towers, Singapore 238881

  • mobile icon

    9728 2861

  • icon 3

    6836 8386

  • icon 4

    Monday to Friday: 9am to 6pm
    Saturday: 9am to 1pm.
    Sun/Public holiday: Close

MEDICAL

Healthsprings Medical Associates

  • icon 1

    541 Orchard Road #10-02, Liat Towers Singapore 238881

  • mobile icon

    9728 7793

  • icon 3

    6734 5260

  • icon 4

    Monday to Friday: 9am to 5pm
    Saturday: 9am to 1pm.
    Sun/Public holiday: Close

MEDISPA

Healthsprings Aesthetics

  • icon 1

    541 Orchard Road #10-01A, Liat Towers Singapore 238881

  • mobile icon

    9088 8775

  • icon 3

    6262 3660

  • icon 4

    Monday to Friday: 9am to 6pm
    Saturday: 9am to 1pm.
    Sun/Public holiday: Close

MEDICAL

Healthsprings Medical Clinic

  • icon 1

    524A, Greenridge Shopping Centre, #02-01, Jelapang Road, Singapore 671524

  • mobile icon

    8799 8936

  • icon 3

    6892 6681

  • icon 4

    Monday to Thursday:  8am to 4pm, 6pm to 9pm
    Friday:  8am to 4pm
    Saturday:  8.30am to 1 pm
    Sun/Public holiday:  Close

AESTHETIC

Aesthetics @ Healthsprings

  • icon 1

    524A, Greenridge Shopping Centre, #02-02, Jelapang Road, Singapore 671524

  • mobile icon

    8799 8936

  • icon 3

    6892 0789

  • icon 4

    Monday to Thursday: 9am to 5pm, 6pm to 9pm
    Friday: 9am to 5pm
    Saturday:  9am to 1pm
    Sun/Public holiday:  Close

MEDICAL & AESTHETIC

Healthsprings Medical & Laser Clinic

  • icon 1

    105A Bidadari Park Drive

    #01-09 Singapore 341105

  • mobile icon

    8616 6166

  • icon 3

    6970 7933

  • icon 4

    Monday to Friday: 8.30am-4pm
    Saturday: 8.30am-1pm
    Sun/Public holiday: Close

MEDISPA

Healthsprings Aesthetics

  • icon 1

    105A Bidadari Park Drive #01-08 Singapore 341105

  • mobile icon

    8338 8800

  • icon 3

    6908 1033

  • icon 4

    Monday to Friday: 10am to 8pm
    Saturday: 9am to 6pm
    Sun/Public holiday: Close

Healthsprings was established in 2000 with its first medical clinic located at Bukit Panjang. In 2001, the company ventured into the medical aesthetic field and has been offering Lasers, Peels, Fillers, Botulinum Injections and other aesthetic services. In 2008, Healthsprings Laser and Aesthetic is opened in Orchard Road and has been known to specialise in different aesthetic procedures for the skin, face, body, and hair.

Read More ...

    ENQUIRY / BOOK APPOINTMENT

    RECENT POST

    Guide to protecting your loved ones during the flu season in Singapore

    March 23, 2023

    In Singapore, the Northern Hemisphere flu season generally occurs between November and February. The Southern Hemisphere season is from May to July. Influenza, commonly known […]

    READ MORE read more icon

    5 Ways to Reduce Menopause Night Sweats

    January 15, 2023

    Hot flashes are very common menopausal symptoms, they are called night sweats when it happens at night. The severity of night sweats varies among individuals […]

    READ MORE read more icon

    How To Deal With Long COVID?

    January 6, 2023

    A growing population of individuals who have had an acute COVID-19 infection experience a wide range of persistent symptoms. Such patients may experience symptoms for […]

    READ MORE read more icon