CoVID-19 Second wave is reinfecting China

originally posted by: XCrycek

originally posted by: booyakasha
21 million Chinese people haven't turned on their cell phones in a month. They don't think they are all dead. They think more like 10 million are dead. I think it is far worse than what the media is leading us to believe.

The people of Beijing were estimating 85% of the people in Wuhan died before the internet got cut.

China is revolting against the CCP . They are flipping cop cars out there.

We aren't gonna be getting anything we used to from China in the near future.

Not this # about phones again

what?

www.newsbreak.com...

a reply to: Violater1

Health officials believe positive retests are more likely the result of errors in testing, rather than reinfection.

It likely these folks weren't negative in the first place.

thehill.com...

Dr. Anthony Fauci said Thursday it’s likely the case that someone who gets infected once is immune.

Of course, they don't know for sure about immunity. They say that likely there is at least a period of immunity and those immune will exhibit coronavirus antibodies.


There is a blood test developed to see who already had the coronavirus.

The cell phone thing was covered already there’s a whole thread about it. Needless to say amateurs conspiracy theorists are letting their imaginations run wild with all their free time.

a reply to: booyakasha

a reply to: Violater1



If this doesn't drive you batty, nothing will :~)

a reply to: ColoradoJens

Oooo pure speculation to pure speculation.
Good one, Jens.

Speculate this....

“A newly identified coronavirus that killed nearly 25,000 piglets in 2016-17 in China emerged from horseshoe bats near the origin of the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV), which emerged in 2002 in the same bat species.”

www.nih.gov...

Coronaviruses are not a new thing, but I almost can guarantee you that the governments knew this would happen eventually and still did nothing about it.

It is interesting how people still deny the existence of this virus.

Just because you have 3 cases in your town, doesn’t mean this isn’t a thing.

I came in contact with someone who had it due to my job. I am really lucky that I follow rules as much as possible and didn’t bring it home TO MY FAMILY.

We have close people who have been infected. People have died.

I wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy.
No one seems to get it!!!!!

On a side note...if your sense of smell or tastes goes, you are on the rollercoaster now.

Good luck.

a reply to: TommyJohnson

Hey TommyJohnson, I saw that article this morning. There is so much that is unknown. I have info as you do and there are only correlations so far. I hope all of the claims for a cure come true but it seems to add to the panic throwing out hope with something not verified. Too many folks out there throwing up a thread "THIS is what it is" imho

originally posted by: Ohanka
China is having a bad time.

Tucker says their wet markets are open again. With bats, cats and barbecued dogs. I guess it's time to hate them again
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a reply to: PapagiorgioCZ

What a disgusting and disgraceful state that culture has devolved to. The CCP is making a human filth machine and cranking it up to the highest rot setting.

Absolutely irresponsible and infuriating.

The stigma of "Sick Chinese " will return this century and they will have earned that moniker in full.

They are a threat to global stability and human progress. A brick wall in the road. I say bring a hammer and get to work.

a reply to: HelloboysImbackguy

I agree. To be fair there's 80 of them in NYC. These sick liberal cities need to be quarantined too. It's a zombie apocalypse
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a reply to: Violater1

I agree and also mentioned in the covid19 threads a few pages back. What happens when we get to round 2 of this crap? Long incubation periods means this is going to be long dragged out battle to get well. It's a tough bugger. I think there needs to be a nationwide explanation of how this virus works. With It attacking the lungs deep down inside causing the inflammatory response and ultimately pneumonia. I imagine a swab test could come up negative and you still got it deep in your lungs tissues and it just drags on an on till it overwhelms you again. It's like a bronchitis too that can last months, only this is is extremely contagious as well. I have read that it is airborne and has been detected in natural aspiration breath exhale. Yikes! The CDC said, the infected people should all be each in isolation. They been putting bag respirators over their heads. Man this Sh** is getting real like right out of the movies. No surprise doctors are getting sick and dying too, they aren't being protected well enough and are basically in isolation with the patients. They need a full face mask respirator protection in my opinion. Like ASAP. This is going to overwhelm the medical and tire out people fast. Man this is getting ugly.

a reply to: booyakasha

Yeaaah...riots probably coming to China soon. Have you read the article on that same page about a Shengyang restaurant owner having a banner out front celebrating all the deaths in the U.S? I mean WTH!! That is insinuating a lot of hate right there. Only a psychopath would do that. Well that's one way to get the show going.

a reply to: sean

i did see that. i also saw pictures and videos of them already rioting in china. Cop cars flipped. Everyone is pissed, we will probably see a revolution in China over the next couple years.
They aren't going back to work thats for sure.
People don't realize how screwed the world economy is now that China isn't manufacturing anything anymore. I think people are expecting the world to back to normal still.

Based on data from several quarantine facilities in the city, which house patients for further observation after their discharge from hospitals, about 5%-10% of patients pronounced "recovered" have tested positive again. Some of those who retested positive appear to be asymptomatic carriers -- those who carry the virus and are possibly infectious but do not exhibit any of the illness's associated symptoms -- suggesting that the outbreak in Wuhan is not close to being over.a reply to: Violater1
science.slashdot.org...
As many as 10% of recovered coronavirus patients in China tested positive again after being discharged from the hospital, according to a report.

Doctors on the front lines of the outbreak in Wuhan, China — where the virus emerged — reported that between 3 and 10% of cured patients became reinfected with the illness, though it’s unclear whether they were contagious the second time, the South China Morning Post reported. www.foxnews.com...

As these seconf waves of the virus take hold , flights into the UK from China, Italy, Spain - pretty much everywhere - are still landing. Little to no checks at the airport.

a reply to: Violater1

Sounds like they were never cured. This stuff hangs around like bronchitis if anyone knows what I mean and ever had it. This virus attaches deep in the lung tissues like fish hooks hanging around. Sounds like they do get better only later on to get overwhelmed by it again. So we are starting to see round 2, round 3......

Now this video out of China.
Watch at 8:14.

This is too important, I'm making a new thread.

So you don't think that CoVID lays dormant in a person?
And don't say improper testing or defective tests, because these countries have corrected those mistakes.

Clinical characteristics of the recovered COVID-19 patients with re-detectable positive RNA test
www.medrxiv.org...

Cases of COVID-19 reinfection reported. Does that shatter immunity hopes? geneticliteracyproject.org...

Look at THIS, Hundreds of CoVID-19 virons pour out of an ruptured infected cell.

www.globalhealthnow.org...


They massively reproduce by the hundreds within a cell, undetected, until they burst forth invading your heart and lungs, while other infected cells, like a Trojan horse, wait to attack at another time!

51 recovered coronavirus patients in South Korea test positive again after release from quarantine. www.foxnews.com...



COVID-19: Can you get reinfected?
Professor Raina MacIntyre from UNSW Sydney answers more questions on COVID-19, specifically about reinfection of the virus.

I can't get the video to work so you will have to use the link.
www.youtube.com...