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As someone who was likely exposed back in March (no tests available at the time, and antibody test now is showing negative, which I don’t believe), I will anecd
by aerophilic 6y ago
As someone who was likely exposed back in March (no tests available at the time, and antibody test now is showing negative, which I don’t believe), I will anecdotally mention a few observations:
1. While you don’t get “really” sick again, you do “feel it” when re-exposed. Specifically I noticed diarrhea and a being a bit “off” on two separate instances where I believe I was Re-exposed.
2. I am 90% certain that even with immunity you remain a carrier when Re-exposed. I don’t know how much of a carrier, but just my strong suspicion (and why I have been extra careful when I have felt “off”)
Would love more medical data to back my hypothesis/observations/thoughts, but thought I would mention it.
- JimBlackwood 6y agoMate, no offense, but this is all personal opinion and personal guesses while you’ve actually tested negative! If I were you, have a bit less certainty in your own guesses. Next to that, every person has a different set of symptoms and experiences, your experiences aren’t all that relevant.
- aerophilic 6y agoCompletely agree, and have been extremely careful. I won’t go into the basis of my belief (which included 103.7 fever). My main point, and why I said anything at all is this: Even if you get infected, and get through it, there is no Scientific evidence to believe you are “in the clear” now. Hoping that is an “add” rather than a subtract from the conversation.