[BeauBo]

Maybe your household is among the majority, who experience no symptoms when they get it.

Was your test a nasal swab to see if you have an active infection, or a blood test, to see if you had the disease in the past?

[sonrise57]

It was the blood test to see if I had it in the past.

[Robert DeLong]

Maybe your household is among the majority, who experience no symptoms when they get it.

I would think anti-bodies would show up if that were the case.

[fatman6502002]

Even if she were asymptomatic she still would have tested positive for the antibodies.

[CardCarryingMember.VastRightWC]

"Was your test a nasal swab to see if you have an active infection, or a blood test, to see if you had the disease in the past?"

Just had my first Covid test Sat morning, and they did *both* blood & swabs - including swabs in both nostrils. This is because I'm slated for an outpatient procedure on Weds, and the clinic now requires this level of testing before your operation. Wow, what a difference 5-1/2 weeks makes .... at my previous procedure, I was the only one in the clinic who had on a mask and gloves. (Other than the staff who were about to enter the operating room with me, who put them on at the last minute). I asked about the lack of PPE, but they seemed pretty nonchalant about it.