jason1637 said: |
This could just be the tests, picking up on trace amounts still there, even after they recovered.
It could also be, that even though they recovered, they wheren't fully recovered (clear of the virus).
Its just... this makes testing really hard.
How do you know who is safe to release back into the general public?
If anyone of them, that had this thing, might have it pop back out?
Maybe one way is to prolong isolation, even for recovered patience.
You recovered great!
Wait another month, before going outside, just to make sure it doesn't flair back up again in you, you spread it.
So this isnt them getting sick a 2nd time.
this is them + hosptials thinking the patient was over it, while the truth was they wheren't (most likely).
Its still believed that you build antibodies, after haveing this, and you cant get it again.
^ this needs to clear. These arn't people getting infected a 2nd time, its their infection not really being gone, and tricking everyone, and tests.
*edit:
The fact that you can go back to haveing no symptoms, and feeling like your recovered, and the virus can even fool the test kits.... and then it flairs back up, once your back outsides... jebus. This virus is gonna be soooo hard to stop from spreading. As if it wasn't already a nearly impossible task, now it just got harder.
