covid test update
 

turns out you don't test to see if you're clear, covid can test positive for 45 days. 3 days after symptoms stop, you are good to go! tested anyway....

Yeah, after two weeks you won't be able to infect anybody else, but the virus is still in the body. So no point in testing it again.

yeah, I had no idea that's how it works. the only testing I've even done is VD

tested neg

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For Covid or VD?

That's quite interesting, so you have a virus in your body, you swap fluids with someone and they won't get the virus. Wonder what science is behind that.

Low viral charge or something like that ? ?

actually i dont have the virus, tested negative I was TOLD I might test positive for as much as 45 days AND 3 days after symptoms stop people are not contagious, the science behind that is THAT'S WHAT THE FUCKING DR TOLD ME.

my advice go get tested and ask the Dr.

here is some more REALLY STRANGE science: I was speaking with a young woman at the clinic. she told me she was a nurse but got laid off at the height of the COVID DEATH VIRUS, she got laid off at the hospital because there were NO patients. wonder what the science behind that is?????

personally I think in my case the test was a 'false' positive. now if you need the REAL facts about covid, ask crockett or rockhead in the didpshit forum :thumbsup

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FUCK off with your updates.

Your asshole burning? Try slidding your ass across the carpet!!!!

I see dogs doing it all the time, might help you as well!!!!

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Then you're not positive. PCR works in a way, takes sample, multiplies it x times, if it hits the scale of enough virus in the sameple = positive. So it's the same viral charge in someone testing positive 1st day and 50th day.
Yea, but im interested in what real science is saying how does that work.

That isn't strange, nor is it a mystery. It was heavily discussed. Regular clinics were having a very difficult time staying open last year, financially, because of cancellations due to supply rationing and fear. A lot of nurses and other technicians across the country were out of work.

FYI:
https://landing.google.com/screener/...?source=google

no idea.... I have very little interest in covd :thumbsup

thanks, i don't follow the news of covid issues.. you can see my confusion: 100's of body bags delivered to the hospitals, lets fire the nurses