From a nonexpert reading experts I'd be shocked if the rapid test didn't pick up a positive if you've been symptomatic for 7 days. I don't think that's possible.To summarize... no positives tests in 7 days should mean not contagious for the first 6 days at min
Yes that happens with all sorts of viruses as we become more familiar with them. No actual proof we're at that stage with covid yet tho. Many stories of superspreader events lately from using the rapid tests. Of course those are the stories told; the gatherings without outbreaks aren't told! So without actual data it's hard to know how common it is.isn’t there some research that with vaccines in some cases we may primarily be infectious while presymptomatic?
Yes that happens with all sorts of viruses as we become more familiar with them. No actual proof we're at that stage with covid yet tho. Many stories of superspreader events lately from using the rapid tests. Of course those are the stories told; the gatherings without outbreaks aren't told! So without actual data it's hard to know how common it is.
Here's the general progression... And again there's no data behind this (this guy tends to say things he thinks are likely without evidence and did it with the symptoms coming before infectious thing and got a lot of backlash and backtracked).
It's just an omicron thing. Testing still reduces risk tho. Better than doing nothing.
I’d get it as soon as you can.There’s a bunch of pop ups this way but I will wait until after Christmas in case the post booster side effects are like post second jab. I need to be a funtional
Human (ish) for the next three days until hubs is off work. Being home alone with the kiddo won’t work if I’m like I was after second dose Moderna.
we're in the same boat hereRecord cases today in Ontario. 5790 despite the testing issues. Actual number is obviously far more.
Omicron is the Demar Derozan of virus. Lots of volume but negligible long-term results