I went for a hearing test and the doctor said, what are the symptoms.. I said the fat man is homer and the women with blue hair is marge.

 

I don't think there are many cases BUT if asymptomatics get reinfected then in most cases we would not know. The only figures will be those who had the disease, apparently recovered and then got a second dose. But this is unclear as no one really knows if it is due to a different strain (e.g. the common cold being caused by a variety of viruses, mostly corona and rhino, and within those groups are many strains) or weak immune response from the first infection or originally a false diagnosis (if not based on scientific testing or inaccurate testing).

The answers are out there but I really don't think, in spite of all the help the Forum has given the World on this subject ( ), that there are many clear answers on any of this.

It will take years to figure it all out.

 

100% in agreement with you—-better treat each one with a bit of suspicion by complying with basic health practices.

 

The asymptomatics as they call them— some of them will experience symptoms later and some of them may have really strong immune systems that their bodies are able to fight the virus but nevertheless infect others. They won’t remain as such though. That is why we need to wear masks in order to protect ourselves and others. We could be asymptomatic too —-so let’s continue to observe health protocols by treating everyone as asymptomatic.

 

There are many reports of various new strains of the virus which causes Covid-19 - it is likely that some will be weaker than the original. Some might be stronger - but more lethal viruses often poorly spread.