I think generally if there's a faint line it is usually positive. False positives are rare while false negatives are much more common. Get a PCR ordered.Done a home test 2 hours ago and it came back with a very very faint line. Just done another one but this time all clear. Ffs dunno wat to make of it
Anxiety and fear related disorders at 1.28. Quite surprising to learn, while it can be pretty disabling psychologically there isn't anything specifically wrong with you.
Elevated adrenaline perhaps?
There is also a'covid mentioned on the death certificate' figure on the dashboard which last time I looked was over 153000Something I can't quite understand: the "28 days after testing positive" thing, firstly if you test positive and end up in ICU do they continue testing you or is it taken that you have Covid and no further testing is done?.
If this is so then must be a significant number of people who survive longer than a month but then succumb and who are not counted as a Covid death
I'm likely missing something but I havn't seen this made clear.
155667 at 30th JulyThere is also a'covid mentioned on the death certificate' figure on the dashboard which last time I looked was over 153000
Just doing the weekly 'figures' for the government and it is a fucking mess of lies
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How would you report on this?
I don't know???May I suggest a time-honoured spunking cock?
In all seriousness though, what are they actually asking you to do? :|
Apols if this has been covered...
I need to provide proof of a negative LFT so I took it and used the .gov report a test thing. So I've now got an email saying I've reported a negative test.
But I was expecting to have to scan the QR code on the test or maybe take a pic of the negative test ( which I've done anyway). Although I did have to input a code number from it.
I mean, I could have just just said my test was negative without doing one.
Am I missing something?
based upon trust.
Also make sure you've not eaten or drunk anything for a while before doing it, as you can actually trigger a positive result using coke, or tomato sauce and other things for cool scientific reasons I can't remember- i think something to do with the PH. A load of kids somewhere in Scotland got off school doing that, legendsDone a home test 2 hours ago and it came back with a very very faint line. Just done another one but this time all clear. Ffs dunno wat to make of it
Just got the results of my antibody test - negative. So I've never had Covid. Go me
Yes, but they do say on the test paperwork that it's looking for naturally arising antibodies. I have no idea how they distinguish the one from the other...Have you been vaccinated?
I thought the vaccine produced antibodies?
Yes, but they do say on the test paperwork that it's looking for naturally arising antibodies. I have no idea how they distinguish the one from the other...
Yes, but they do say on the test paperwork that it's looking for naturally arising antibodies. I have no idea how they distinguish the one from the other...
This test bundle combines our two COVID-19 antibody tests:
COVID-19 Antibody Test: This test looks for COVID-19 antibodies in a blood sample. Antibodies are made by the body in response to the virus. A positive antibody result indicates that you have had COVID-19 in the past.
COVID-19 Vaccine Immunity Test: This test looks for COVID-19 spike protein antibodies in a blood sample. All currently available vaccines use the spike protein to produce an immune response. A positive antibody result indicates that you have produced antibodies in response to the vaccine or past COVID-19 infection.