Good morning, MM, Fran, Dale, Atty & Bear! 
and one to gracie!well, too late for a 'morning' to bear but a big hello is appropriate no matter the time!
Question (here) re: "testing"...
Is/Will a test able to distinguish between:
1.) Somebody who is CURRENTLY infected and, I guess, known as an active "carrier"
and
2.) Somebody who was exposed at some point (oh, let's say mid-MARCH), did not get
sick/symptomatic, and now has only antibodies
Is/Will a test able to distinguish between:
1.) Somebody who is CURRENTLY infected and, I guess, known as an active "carrier"
and
2.) Somebody who was exposed at some point (oh, let's say mid-MARCH), did not get
sick/symptomatic, and now has only antibodies
i sure would like to know if those ~140 south koreans who tested positive again after weeks had any sign of antibodies .............
In where you can go and what you can do and so on and so forthin which way?
depending on your test results.
So if "they" find out you have antibodies, are you then isolated
for 14 more days after the results?... or are they able to tell
how old those antibodies may be?
Good evening snails
Some good questions Bear I sure don’t have any answers other than what Atty already said.
Some good questions Bear
I sure don’t have any answers other than what Atty already said.
"They" would require a negative Test-A along with no fever or other symptoms.
The real questions are
1) How many 'types' of "has antibodies" are there?
2) How long does immunity last?
3) How fast is the virus mutating?
Tentative answers are fuzzy like
1a) the worse you had it, the better your antibodies are, in general.
2a) don't know
3a) don't now, but slower than seasonal flu from all looks at it so far. That's good.
Sleep this time Tibs.
You're much less sarcastic when you sleep well.
Hi snails.
You're much less sarcastic when you sleep well.
Hi snails.
