ArticleIranian journal of parasitology
Seroepidemiology and Risk Factors of
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Abstract
Background: Theoretically, there is a possible association between emerging SARS-CoV-2 infection and parasites such as Methods: Totally, 450 sera samples were taken from COVID-19 positive patients and controls from the Tehran, Karaj, and Shiraz cities, Iran. Anti- Results: IgG prevalence in patients and healthy individuals was 59.11% and 61.77%, respectively; these values were estimated at 2.22% and 0% for IgM, respectively. There was no significant association between the prevalence of IgG with COVID-19 infection, while this association was statistically significant for IgM prevalence. The Karaj had the highest prevalence, and a significant association was observed between the seroprevalence and some variables. Conclusion: Despite the non-significant association between the chronic phase of
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