Albanian doctor in Sweden: At least one year you have immunity after crossing the coronavirus

He said you have immunity at least a year despite the results of current tests.

But now it's almost certain that the presence of antibodies should also provide immunity for at least a year, as eventually the number of antibodies” is reduced, it has written among other things.

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Two long words about immunity. I tried as easily as day.

Until recently there was a great uncertainty about the binding of antibodies and immunity. Now, however, it is almost certain that the presence of antibodies should also provide immunity for at least a year, since in time the number of antibodies is reduced. So we can say that if the test shows the presence of antibodies, with greater security you've created immunity.

But fluologists, epidemiologists, and virologists have noticed that in a large number of those who have been positive on the test for Covid, after infection they have not developed antibodies.

They say that doesn't mean they're immune. At least by now there are no or very rare cases that within six to seven months someone has been infected twice.

Those who haven't created antibodies have instead developed so - called T or T-cells cells, which are also tasked with fighting viruses.

The difference between antibodies and T cells is that antibodies directly attack the virus and T cells attack the virus directly not only but also the virus-infected cell and destroy both.

It's important to understand that we'll never be with zero immunity or 100 percent immunity if I've only been infected. We'll be safe for about a year but then we can reinfect it, but next time we'll get through it more easily because even our antibodies, but even T cells will recognize the virus over time and attack it without even doing damage like the first time.

According to a study by “carolinska Institute”, about 50% of all infected people have not developed antibodies, but that doesn't mean they are not immune. Their immunity guarantees T cells.

The newest study from the same institute shows that more are those who have created any immunity through T cells than those with antibodies. In this study there are T cells even in family members where one of them had symptoms but also in those members of that family who had no symptoms at all. According to all odds, even though the antibodies test proved negative and they never had symptoms, they created immunity.

Bassing on the knowledge that exists from experience with other viruses from the corona family, immunity with T-cells is as ineffective as immune to antibodies.