You should have antibodies for it that will hopefully be testable soon
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There must be some kind of trace if you get tested after the fact? I also had some weird lungpain for a few days last year.
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The tests for it appear to be antigen tests, yes. I don't think they'll tell you *when* you got the antibodies. Whether he got it a while ago or more recently is gonna be hard to determine.
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Would be careful with that kind of conclusion though - I was in a similar terrible state for 5 weeks starting the end of March last year - but I’m sure that my travel schedule back then exacerbated it - given the mortality rate for seniors, data would show a sudden uptick
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It was most likely the flu
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I had the flu shot but this year’s effectiveness is unclear so you could be right
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About 15 of us (loose friends) had something in Feb that was 1 wk cough -> 2 day v high fever -> sudden improvement -> lingering coughing/wheezing for awhile. All had highest fevers we've had in many years that broke suddenly. Could be this years flu, but most of us had shots.
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All of us said that it qualitatively felt different than any other sickness we've ever had with the rapid fever spike & recovery but who knows, apophenia is also a thing
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The genetic analysis of the Washington outbreak indicates that at least that cluster came over more recently. (But I get the brain's need to pattern fit; we had China travel in Dec + a truly awful cold in Jan/Feb and I keep re-counting the days to convince myself there's no link)
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Is the genetic drift estimate that accurate? Couldn’t both have come from an earlier common source?
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tweets). I might never know.