MarzNC
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- Jul 18, 2020
Occurs to me that in the states or counties that had a lot of community spread in multiple surges, there are probably a fair number of people getting vaccinated who actually had COVID-19 but didn't know it because they never had noticeable symptoms. That's good news because they will be better protected from re-infection and potentially infecting someone they spend a lot of time with in the coming months. What's totally unusual about SARS-CoV-2 is that people who are asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic are contagious for several days.
People with mild symptoms can easily attribute those symptoms to other reasons if they don't have a quality COVID-19 test done at an optimum time after infection. Even a quality PCR test may produce a False Negative in Days 1-2. That's the thinking behind having a second test 4-5 days after a negative test.
People with mild symptoms can easily attribute those symptoms to other reasons if they don't have a quality COVID-19 test done at an optimum time after infection. Even a quality PCR test may produce a False Negative in Days 1-2. That's the thinking behind having a second test 4-5 days after a negative test.