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"Asymptomatic" just means poor or absent testing, not an inherent property. Better diagnostic tests can detect low visibility symptoms. It's like saying that s
by lonelappde 7y ago
"Asymptomatic" just means poor or absent testing, not an inherent property. Better diagnostic tests can detect low visibility symptoms.
It's like saying that someone with nearsightedness is asymptomatic and therefore not nearsighted because someone is good at squinting. There are still symptoms if you know what to check for.
- dooglius 7y agoTyphoid Mary, the example the parent used, was asymptomatic in an inherent way, not just due to poor or absent testing. > There are still symptoms if you know what to check for. What are these in autism? Are you sure they exist? It may be that "inability to mask" is just what autism _is_.