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tested positive again
Quote from
r on January 5, 2022, 8:22 pm
hey guy ,
i just tested positive again , last time i had mild symptoms , dont know about this time
any recommendations ? drugs or anything
hey guy ,
i just tested positive again , last time i had mild symptoms , dont know about this time
any recommendations ? drugs or anything
Quote from
Ourania on January 5, 2022, 10:49 pm
Could be a fake positive. I would try again in a different place. When was the first time you tested positive with symptoms?
Could be a fake positive. I would try again in a different place. When was the first time you tested positive with symptoms?
Quote from
r on January 5, 2022, 11:46 pm
nov 2020
nov 2020
Quote from
Beata on January 6, 2022, 4:20 am
@r, We have always known that only hypochondriacs test for illness they don’t. In the last two years it became a norm.
The tests that are used to test for corona virus actually test for small genetic fragments, cellular debris and such. Depending on a test, the PCR will be positive when run on high cycles and negative when run on low cycles. So, it should NEVER been used as a diagnostic tool. The Rapid response test is not any better.
Since you are posting here, can I assume that you are well enough to stay home, rest, drink a lot of fluids, stay warm and let it pass - if you have symptoms. If you don't have any, just laugh! I know people who have to test for work and when their test is positive, they rinse their nose and mouth and test again to get negative. 🙄 Science at its best.
@r, We have always known that only hypochondriacs test for illness they don’t. In the last two years it became a norm.
The tests that are used to test for corona virus actually test for small genetic fragments, cellular debris and such. Depending on a test, the PCR will be positive when run on high cycles and negative when run on low cycles. So, it should NEVER been used as a diagnostic tool. The Rapid response test is not any better.
Since you are posting here, can I assume that you are well enough to stay home, rest, drink a lot of fluids, stay warm and let it pass - if you have symptoms. If you don't have any, just laugh! I know people who have to test for work and when their test is positive, they rinse their nose and mouth and test again to get negative. 🙄 Science at its best.
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