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Originally Posted by Mick
Majority of individuals who have got infected, have been asymptomatic, such individuals can carry the virus and show on repeated tests that they are infected for up to six weeks.
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Originally Posted by Carth
Which is slightly alarming considering people who test positive self isolate for a week before returning to work . . . or can't you 'transmit' it after a week?
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Originally Posted by Mick
There is a 10 day window in which after incubation occurs, a person is most infectious. After which Covid can remain in the body for several more weeks.
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Hang on a minute here . .
I've seen the following at least a dozen times at my workplace:
Person A tests positive, isolates for
7 days then returns to work.
*There is a
10 day window after incubation when they are most infectious.*
Somehow during the time before, during, and after their isolation, they fail to infect anyone else, whether it's work colleagues, close family or friends.
Is it a dozen miracles, a dozen cases of damn good luck, or a dozen cases of a false positive test
My money is on the latter