Probably not, but the reason to get antibody tests is to know you're past it and hopefully wont be a carrier to potentially infect others (e.g., if you live wit

Probably not, but the reason to get antibody tests is to know you're past it and hopefully wont be a carrier to potentially infect others (e.g., if you live with your elderly parents) That said, there are no hard rules - you can still spread it physically (e.g., via clothing, on hands, surfaces) - it isnt 100% clear you cannot be re-infected - it isnt clear the length of time immunity is conferred - it isnt clear if the virus might mutate drastically overstepping immunity from a previous infection IANAD, of course get final answers from your doctor