Three weeks after I was symptom-free from COVID-19, I had a fever, just for one day, of 101.6.

Erika Burkhalter

Jun 4, 2020·1 min read

Three weeks after I was symptom-free from COVID-19, I had a fever, just for one day, of 101.6. It went away and didn’t turn into anything. I was still completely isolated, so I know that it was not a re-infection. I have read that all viruses have peaks and troughs of viral load as they are cleared from your body. I highly suspect that this may be what is going on.

Erika Burkhalter

Photographer, yogi, cat-mom, lover of travel and nature, spreading amazement for Mother Earth, one photo, poem or story at a time. (MA Yoga, MS Neuropsychology)

Two weeks ago, the Korean Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) — South Korea’s version of the CDC — published an analysis of people who tested positive for the virus a second time, which the agency referred to as “re-positive” cases. That analysis found no evidence that these people were contagious, meaning they did not seem to be experiencing a second SARS-CoV-2 infection.

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