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they simply tested positive which they will due to having the antibodies in their immune system.
You seem to be mixing up antigen and antibody tests.
Antigen tests like the PCR indicate acute, current infection. Antibody tests indicate past infection. A person who recovered from the disease should have a negative antigen test and a positive antibody test.
I was speaking to the positive of an antibody test. I never mentioned antigen tests at all: "...tested positive which they will due to having the antibodies in their immune system...."
But testing positive for antibodies for a recovered person is not at all a reason for concern...
Exactly my point.
re: Testing positive for antigens a second time. I couldn't find in the article that those testing positive for antigens a second time showed symptoms.
PNW was concerned that one could be reinfected and that seems not to be the case. Correct?
