Best Posts in Thread: Telegraph article about reinfection of covid-19 in korea.

The article quotes "Some of the patients testing positive again showed no symptoms, while others were suffering from fevers and respiratory issues, according to the Financial Times. "

But I agree, there is far too much unknown about this virus and people need to avoid being scared by every 'twist and turn' reported on (there will be too many for people to cope with) - as well as not being overly positive about cures in the immediate future.

The pandemic is a fact and we have passed through the stage of promoting 'self protection' because if people don't get it by now then they never will (or don't wish to), to the stage of self-preservation in terms of obtaining food supplies. The big picture is out of our hands - that is up to governments and the scientific teams racing to find treatments.

We are really very lucky to be in this country at this time rather than our homelands in most cases. We just have to accept and do the best we can - the Forum once again has proved its value in keeping people informed on all aspects of life in this very unusual time.

 

I am not a doctor, but for my understanding this Corona virus exists for a long time already, and it appears in some varieties. testing has to be very specific because regular tests (will) show that nearly everyone is carrying a kind of this virus, mostly without any consequences or negative health impacts. I think there is a general misunderstanding about this virus, the news are focusing on the dramatic aspects and cause a kind of panic among the people. hence I am not looking forward to the announced mass testing.