Your antibodies may have been below level of detection--(dependent on chemical methods used). You most likely have them (IgM are chronic ..... IgG are acute and gone by now) but they are below detection levels Regardless, it is your T cell immunity that is most important in repeat fighting viruses and that memory is stored and kept in your thymus. Antibodies are like bullets, T cells are like tanks, planes and ships.Are you sure you still have the anti-bodies? My symptoms appeared June 29th. In February I participated in a study by my state's health department - I no longer had any anti-bodies. Getting my 2nd Pfizer shot on the 22nd.
Unfortunately alcohol inhibits your t cell immunity----Say it isnt so !!!!!
The covid hyperinflammatory state effects the vasculature giving symptoms in any organ. Not everyone gets the hyperinflammation and we dont know why. It is MORE common in people with low Vitamin D. Most recommend 3,000 IU a day especially if you live in the north. Anti inflammatories like lipid soluble ibuprofen, inhaled corticosteroids are very helpful if given early . Immune modulators besides steroids have been constantly reviewed to look for alternatives but politics poisoned that research effort. Most healthy people die of blood clots. Blood thinners are CRITICAL due to the vasculitis. It is caused by the virus entryway in the blood vessels via the ace2 receptor which are common in blood vessels. Aspirin helps but full anticoagulation is recommended if patients become hypoxic or require hospitalization.
I did stay in a Holiday inn last night.