isolating for results and precautionary as per state guidelines - if negative need to get tested again on day 6 and if negative then we can go out with medical masks - up until day 14 if need stuff but really try not to unless have to. Need to have a day 13 test too.Did you catch it or just isolating for results?
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THE VIRUS 2020 - the good, the bad, and the ugly
- Thread starter kxk
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South Australia was the first state to go from 'COVID zero' to 'COVID normal', so how is it faring?
South Australia became the first COVID-free state to reopen its borders a month ago. What's happened since?
www.abc.net.au
"Novavax’s long-awaited COVID-19 vaccine authorizations offer an alternative to mRNA | Science | AAAS" https://www.science.org/content/art...vaccine-authorizations-offer-alternative-mrna
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Oh teeeeeedious. Hope you don‘t go too insane Isee.isolating for results and precautionary as per state guidelines - if negative need to get tested again on day 6 and if negative then we can go out with medical masks - up until day 14 if need stuff but really try not to unless have to. Need to have a day 13 test too.
Mooseface
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Finally"Novavax’s long-awaited COVID-19 vaccine authorizations offer an alternative to mRNA | Science | AAAS" https://www.science.org/content/art...vaccine-authorizations-offer-alternative-mrna
Now the countdown to find out if any of us got COVID at Christmas.
My (former) neighbour in Sydney has just recovered from a mild case. Takes the count of people I know personally to have had it to seven. And probably me tbh. Unexplained heart arrhythmia at night, and overall aches, so I suspect I've had it and didn't realise.Now the countdown to find out if any of us got COVID at Christmas.
luckily we tested negative. Rules here changed on xmas eve so we don't have to retest unless we have symptoms.Oh teeeeeedious. Hope you don‘t go too insane Isee.
My (former) neighbour in Sydney has just recovered from a mild case. Takes the count of people I know personally to have had it to seven. And probably me tbh. Unexplained heart arrhythmia at night, and overall aches, so I suspect I've had it and didn't realise.
I know an American who was living here during this. As soon as she could, she flew back to the states to see friends and family. So her vaccine was as recent as 20 somethings could get it here. She's already got COVID. Sections of her family over there are all infected with COVID for a second time.
Crazy stuff.
Oh and more than half the 950 who received negative results that hadn't actually been processed turned out positive.
Meanwhile I've been wondering about some symptoms I've been experiencing (heart arrhythmia at night, body aches) so today I picked up a rapid antibody test (blood test that tells you whether your body has produced antibodies from a prior infection). And it turns out yes, I've had Covid and didn't even know.
IgG Positive: The presence of IgG suggests that the infection happened weeks to months in the past.
Meanwhile I've been wondering about some symptoms I've been experiencing (heart arrhythmia at night, body aches) so today I picked up a rapid antibody test (blood test that tells you whether your body has produced antibodies from a prior infection). And it turns out yes, I've had Covid and didn't even know.
IgG Positive: The presence of IgG suggests that the infection happened weeks to months in the past.
February
I think, therefore I am, I think ...
Wow, interesting.Oh and more than half the 950 who received negative results that hadn't actually been processed turned out positive.
Meanwhile I've been wondering about some symptoms I've been experiencing (heart arrhythmia at night, body aches) so today I picked up a rapid antibody test (blood test that tells you whether your body has produced antibodies from a prior infection). And it turns out yes, I've had Covid and didn't even know.
IgG Positive: The presence of IgG suggests that the infection happened weeks to months in the past.
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Oh I didn’t know about these tests either. Can they be purchased in Australia anybody know?Oh and more than half the 950 who received negative results that hadn't actually been processed turned out positive.
Meanwhile I've been wondering about some symptoms I've been experiencing (heart arrhythmia at night, body aches) so today I picked up a rapid antibody test (blood test that tells you whether your body has produced antibodies from a prior infection). And it turns out yes, I've had Covid and didn't even know.
IgG Positive: The presence of IgG suggests that the infection happened weeks to months in the past.
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And how far back will antibodies still be present from. I was sick with what I (and the doctor) just diagnosed as a sore throat in March 2020 and I’ve wondered if it was covid as I had loss of fade and smell which I’ve never had before.
Also does your body not have antibodies due to vaccine? I’m not completely au fait with that kinda stuff haha
Well you raise a good point there maybe it does just mean my vaccinations have worked. An IGG test becomes positive within the first few weeks of the illness or vaccination.Oh I didn’t know about these tests either. Can they be purchased in Australia anybody know?
And how far back will antibodies still be present from. I was sick with what I (and the doctor) just diagnosed as a sore throat in March 2020 and I’ve wondered if it was covid as I had loss of fade and smell which I’ve never had before.
Also does your body not have antibodies due to vaccine? I’m not completely au fait with that kinda stuff haha
I wish I had a definitive answer because I've just felt so crappy for months. At the very least my 2 x Sinovac plus AZ booster were effective.
There's so much going on in my world this past week I don't know what's going on any more.
according to https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ Australia was number 15 in the world for number of cases for the day yesterday
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This whole thread is well worth a read, explaining just how transmissible Covid is and how best to avoid it. Mainly stay outside as much as you can.