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Suppose you get the disease and develop antibodies for it. Your body is pretty darn good at fighting the virus and won't get sick from it easily. But, you're in
by klmadfejno 7y ago
Suppose you get the disease and develop antibodies for it. Your body is pretty darn good at fighting the virus and won't get sick from it easily. But, you're in a place with a huge viral load exposure.
Wouldn't that imply there should be some of the virus in your lungs? Test accuracy aside, is the definition of "positive" even clear?