It's encouraging to see some reason right there. I figured portions of the population would find, sense, and think of all sort of post diagnosis symptoms that s

It's encouraging to see some reason right there. I figured portions of the population would find, sense, and think of all sort of post diagnosis symptoms that simply aren't related to an infection. Given the talent media have shown on scaring everyone, it wouldn't surprise me that some people catch a flu-like disease simply out of stress, fear, and paranoïa. All it takes is a weaken immune system for a random bug to cause the well known common consequences, now systematically blamed on the craze virus. Fever, nausea, soar throat, difficulties to breath perhaps, probably diarrhea. What if the "cases" of infection were in fact, for the most part, patients impacted by random bug, directly caused due to their heigher than usual stress levels, due to totally virtual fears. Diagnosed as such because of the constant obsession to identify hosts. I do wonder how often "confirmed" cases are taken a blood test sent to a lab among other non infectious blood samples for actual confirmation of the virus presense.