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COVID 19 Asymptomatic

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kevinjose75238
kevinjose75238

If a person is asymptomatic to the virus , and they are not aware of symptoms

whatsoever. How do they pass the virus.

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  • jan34534
    jan34534 kevinjose75238

    Posted

    they may not have any symptoms of the virus such as cough, fever, etc. however the virus is still within them if they are carriers. . So if they just happen to cough for another reason, they can pass that virus along. If they touch their mouth the virus will be on their hand and they can touch someone else , or the virus is on their hand and they touch a surface, that surface can be contaminated with the virus and somebody else touches it and can get the virus.,If they put their hands near their mouth. or if they are drinking a glass of water and somebody takes a sip from the glass, they can get the virus that way because the virus is in the saliva. if they put their hands near their mouth.

    this is why it’s so important to stay away from the most vulnerable such as grandparents and people who already have health issues.

  • Consistency
    Consistency kevinjose75238

    Posted

    I was re-infected in my lungs by my O+ blood asymptomatic brother just by him breathing in the car and me smelling his nasty breath. I sneezed multiple times. I learned that I needed to keep my distance away from everyone if I were to keep my viral load down until I was able to produce sufficient immunoglobulins.

    I'm A+.

    If someone sneezes or coughs often and/or their energy levels are less than they use to be. It's safe to assume that they're infected.

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