Covid antibodies are a mystery to doctors and scientists, do rebel antibodies exist?

There are studies that try to find the necessary pattern to know how covid antibodies work.

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What are autoantibodies?

According to studies conducted by Yale University, there are patients recovered from covid-19 who experience the creation of 'autoantibodies'.

Patients who create these autoantibodies have effects not only on the immune system, but also on healthy brain tissue.

Blood vessels, platelets, the intestinal tract, and the liver are affected in the same way.

According to Dr. Aaron Ring, associate at Yale Medical School, autoantibodies target immune pathways.

The doctor carried out a study where he verified the marked difference between 194 patients who had covid.

This is important because there is also the case of suffering from prolonged covid.

In the study published in the journal 'nature', the blood of these patients was examined and it was discovered that the more autoantibodies are developed, the more severe the disease will be.

How do antibodies work?

Antibodies are a protein made by the body's immune system.

This happens when the body detects harmful substances.

Some antigens are microorganisms as well as bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses.

In each individual, antibodies play an important role during this pandemic since they are in charge of the immune system fighting the covid.

These are generated by individuals in a mandatory manner, although there are those who generate more than others.

Covid antibodies also determine the severity with which patients will contract the disease.