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Originally Posted by GasoLane
Apparently you can............
" Ms Honey's symptoms eventually disappeared and she returned a negative result, but she recently tested positive again.
That is consistent with reports from China and Japan of patients being discharged and then testing positive for the second time.
This could mean the virus is biphasic, where the virus lurks around undetected before recurring."
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-03-...virus/12026902 |
From that article..
"I feel fine. I've had no fevers, no coughs, no nasal problems, no aches, no pains. Nothing," he said.
It is no surprise to professor of global biosecurity at the University of New South Wales Raina MacIntyre who said asymptomatic transmission was making COVID-19 hard to control.
"This is the major difference with SARS," she said.
"SARS was only infectious when people had symptoms, so you could identify someone who was infectious because they had symptoms."
WT?? All information out on this is telling people to watch for symptoms (fever, cough, runny nose, etc), but here we have someone who was infected but had NONE of the symptoms whatsoever, and wasn't aware??