Corona: how long contagious?

[Doe Be Doe]

An escort that I like who only works rarely is available. I want to meet him but he disclosed that he was sick with corona but is now well. I assumed that I would not be able to meet him but some online sources indicate that one sick with corona is not contagious after they are well.

 

Any info on this matter?

[Stormy]

An escort that I like who only works rarely is available. I want to meet him but he disclosed that he was sick with corona but is now well. I assumed that I would not be able to meet him but some online sources indicate that one sick with corona is not contagious after they are well.

 

Any info on this matter?

I would wait for the summer if I were you. Sex while worried = a dissatisfying meeting. At least that’s the equation for me

[Guest]

At first they said 2 weeks, but have tested some people and found some contagious at that time. I think the current recommendation is to stay quarantined until a repeat test is negative. On the bright side, once he's negative, you won't have to worry about either him giving it to you or you giving it to him.

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

At first they said 2 weeks, but have tested some people and found some contagious at that time. I think the current recommendation is to stay quarantined until a repeat test is negative. On the bright side, once he's negative, you won't have to worry about either him giving it to you or you giving it to him.

 

Unfortunately, they have yet to confirm that you can't get this twice (or more).

 

We don't have an antibody test yet, only a PCR (polymerase chain reaction). Without that, we're still in the dark as to the human body forming a way to protect itself from future attacks.

 

Bottom line, a double-negative test means very little at the moment.

[+ bigjoey]

Bad news:

https://nypost.com/2020/04/07/51-recovered-coronavirus-patients-test-positive-again-in-south-korea/

 

 

Bottom line: we are still learning. There is much we do not know. There are two things we need-

1-effective therapies for those who are sick. To lessen the damage done by the virus and speed recovery.

2-a vaccine

 

If a person has been infected and healed but can be infected again, the current playbook goes out the window.

 

Remember there are some viruses that after decades of work there are still no vaccines. Think:HIV/AIDS.