Testing Positive for Coronavirus?

[jwoodie]

Exactly what is the significance of testing positive for the Coronavirus?

1. Does it mean you are sick or are going to get sick?

2. Does it go away after 14 days?

3. Are you still contagious after that?

4. Can you get it again?

5. Do you build up resistance or immunity?

6. Will everyone need to get an annual preventive injection (when available)?

Does anyone know the answers to these questions?

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

cough and fever for a couple of days, then immunity

 

[forkup]

Exactly what is the significance of testing positive for the Coronavirus?

1. Does it mean you are sick or are going to get sick?

2. Does it go away after 14 days?

3. Are you still contagious after that?

4. Can you get it again?

5. Do you build up resistance or immunity?

6. Will everyone need to get an annual preventive injection (when available)?

Does anyone know the answers to these questions?

1. It depends on several factors. Age, preexisting conditions and overall resistance.

2. It's a virus so yes it goes away. In some cases, it can leave permanent lunge damage.

3. We don't know yet for certain. Probably not.

4. Possible but not universal. Coronavirus after 2,000 deaths: Can you get the virus again?

5. Yes, most people do but care is required.

6. Vaccines have a time limit on them so my guess is as long as the virus is still in the community they will recommend it for those who have an increased risk.

 

[mudwhistle]

Exactly what is the significance of testing positive for the Coronavirus?

1. Does it mean you are sick or are going to get sick?

2. Does it go away after 14 days?

3. Are you still contagious after that?

4. Can you get it again?

5. Do you build up resistance or immunity?

6. Will everyone need to get an annual preventive injection (when available)?

Does anyone know the answers to these questions?

Hold your breath......if you can't hold your breath for more than 15 seconds you have Coronavirus.

 

[whitehall]

The virus has been around for a long time. Is it possible to test positive after being exposed ten years ago?