Results
In this study, 12 people from the healthy group tested negative and 40 patients tested positive for COVID-IgM. Also, 14 people (12 healthy participants and 2 patients) tested negative and 38 patients tested positive for COVID - IgG.
The lymphocyte count of 8 participants (15.4%) was low, 20 people (38.5%) were normal, and 24 people (46.2%) were high. Out of these, 10 people from non-vaccinated patients and 14 vaccinated patients had high lymphocyte levels, and lymphocyte counts in the healthy control group were all normal.
In this work, 80% of vaccinated and 90% of unvaccinated COVID-19 patients had above normal CRP levels. CRP levels in all healthy participants were normal.
Cholesterol levels were above normal in 65% of unvaccinated patients while in vaccinated patients only 15% had cholesterol levels above normal. Cholesterol levels in all healthy participants were normal.
Based on our statistical analysis, there was no significant relationship between gender and other parameters studied in this work, however there was a significant relationship between age and CRP (P=0.007) and IL17 (P=0.03) and close to significant relationship for IL6. The residence location of participants had no meaningful correlation with any of the parameters studied.
According to statistical analysis, there was a significant relationship between IgM and all parameters including: CRP (P=0.00) Cholesterol (P=.008) and IL17 (P=0.00), IL6 (P=0.0) and IL10 ( P=0.0). Likewise, the correlation between IgM and the number of lymphocytes is close to being significant. According results and statistical analysis, there was a significant relationship between IgG and all parameters CRP (P=0.00) and IL17 (P=0.00), IL6 with P=0.0 and IL10 with P=0.0, as well as cholesterol, except for lymphocyte counts.