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I had flu-like symptoms for 2-3 weeks in late Jan / early Feb, and you're right, it is not fun at all. I've been thinking about getting the antibody test. Kind
by addled 6y ago
I had flu-like symptoms for 2-3 weeks in late Jan / early Feb, and you're right, it is not fun at all.
I've been thinking about getting the antibody test. Kind of hoping I've already had it. On the one hand would be nice to know that I "might" have some immunity going forward, but on the other very scary to think covid has been active in my community that long. The first official case in my state isn't until a month later.
- sharemywin 6y agoon the bright side if you did have it, it would mean you could get out and enjoy your summer. :)
- winrid 6y agoCan't you still spread it though, or no?
- egeozcan 6y agoImmunity means that the immune system won the battle and killed the virus, and develop tools to kill it so you won't get sick again. So, not impossible, but very unlikely. Maybe this virus can hide itself like HIV and burst out regularly to test the waters? Very unlikely but as I said, not absolutely completely and utterly impossible.