During the current COVID 19 pandemic antibody tests have develop to track whether someone is exposed to COVID 19.If the antibody test results for one person is showing low levels of Igm and Igg in Person ? a)The person in the middle of 2nd exposure of infection b)The person is in the middle of his 3rd exposure or infection c)the person is in middle of his 1st exposure or infection d) the person is in the middle of his 4th exposure or infection

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