219 active cases today following 21 recoveries and 30 new cases. No-one is in hospital.
I'd like to know how the figure is growing and how ill people are when they get it.
6 users say Thank You to Captain Sensible for this post
Posts: 9
Threads: 1
Joined: May 2021
Reputation:
20
(10-07-2021, 03:13 PM)Captain Sensible Wrote: 219 active cases today following 21 recoveries and 30 new cases. No-one is in hospital.
I'd like to know how the figure is growing and how ill people are when they get it.
From what I learnt in the past 18 months ...
When someone who's infected sneezes, coughs, shouts, sings or laughs right in front of your open mouth, and you catch it, you'll be more sick as opposed to when you undergo the same from a safe distance.
When someone who's infected sneezes, coughs, shouts, sings or laughs right in front of your open mouth, and you catch it, you'll be more sick as opposed to when you undergo the same with a facial mask on.
The fewer number of Corona particles entering your respiratory system, the fewer symptoms you will develop, and the less severe your sickness will be.
Kissing your friends and shaking hands is not wise either. That hand or finger goes inside your mouth and nose multiple times a day.
One more thing ... Asymptomatic super spreaders are usually very social people who like to talk loudly, share a joke, laugh, etc ... They are the nicest people around you. That's what's happening
1 user says Thank You to Toska for this post
(10-07-2021, 09:43 PM)Toska Wrote: (10-07-2021, 03:13 PM)Captain Sensible Wrote: 219 active cases today following 21 recoveries and 30 new cases. No-one is in hospital.
I'd like to know how the figure is growing and how ill people are when they get it.
From what I learnt in the past 18 months ...
When someone who's infected sneezes, coughs, shouts, sings or laughs right in front of your open mouth, and you catch it, you'll be more sick as opposed to when you undergo the same from a safe distance.
When someone who's infected sneezes, coughs, shouts, sings or laughs right in front of your open mouth, and you catch it, you'll be more sick as opposed to when you undergo the same with a facial mask on.
The fewer number of Corona particles entering your respiratory system, the fewer symptoms you will develop, and the less severe your sickness will be.
Thanks for contributing Toska. Please can you provide links to the sources of this info - they are interesting ideas but not something I've come across to date.
Perhaps NHS, WHO links etc?
4 users say Thank You to TamaraEnLaPlaya for this post
218 active cases today following 24 recoveries and 23 new cases. One person is in hospital.
3 users say Thank You to Captain Sensible for this post
(10-07-2021, 10:16 PM)TamaraEnLaPlaya Wrote: (10-07-2021, 09:43 PM)Toska Wrote: (10-07-2021, 03:13 PM)Captain Sensible Wrote: 219 active cases today following 21 recoveries and 30 new cases. No-one is in hospital.
I'd like to know how the figure is growing and how ill people are when they get it.
From what I learnt in the past 18 months ...
When someone who's infected sneezes, coughs, shouts, sings or laughs right in front of your open mouth, and you catch it, you'll be more sick as opposed to when you undergo the same from a safe distance.
When someone who's infected sneezes, coughs, shouts, sings or laughs right in front of your open mouth, and you catch it, you'll be more sick as opposed to when you undergo the same with a facial mask on.
The fewer number of Corona particles entering your respiratory system, the fewer symptoms you will develop, and the less severe your sickness will be.
Thanks for contributing Toska. Please can you provide links to the sources of this info - they are interesting ideas but not something I've come across to date.
Perhaps NHS, WHO links etc?
This is true of the flu and of SARS, but may not be true of COVID. It may be a while before they can say with certainty; I couldn't find anything more recent, and this article is a year old.
Either way, I'd recommend reducing your exposure where you can!
4 users say Thank You to Ducks for this post
Posts: 9
Threads: 1
Joined: May 2021
Reputation:
20
(10-07-2021, 09:43 PM)Toska Wrote: (10-07-2021, 03:13 PM)Captain Sensible Wrote: 219 active cases today following 21 recoveries and 30 new cases. No-one is in hospital.
I'd like to know how the figure is growing and how ill people are when they get it.
From what I learnt in the past 18 months ...
When someone who's infected sneezes, coughs, shouts, sings or laughs right in front of your open mouth, and you catch it, you'll be more sick as opposed to when you undergo the same from a safe distance.
When someone who's infected sneezes, coughs, shouts, sings or laughs right in front of your open mouth, and you catch it, you'll be more sick as opposed to when you undergo the same with a facial mask on.
The fewer number of Corona particles entering your respiratory system, the fewer symptoms you will develop, and the less severe your sickness will be.
Kissing your friends and shaking hands is not wise either. That hand or finger goes inside your mouth and nose multiple times a day.
One more thing ... Asymptomatic super spreaders are usually very social people who like to talk loudly, share a joke, laugh, etc ... They are the nicest people around you. That's what's happening
Here's a link (requested by TamaraEnLaPlaya) : https://www.medpagetoday.com/infectiousd...id19/88692
Thank you
3 users say Thank You to Toska for this post
Thanks Toska, interesting read.
1 user says Thank You to TamaraEnLaPlaya for this post
220 active cases today following 11 recoveries and 13 new cases. One person is in hospital.
The press seem to think that Tenerife will go up to Level 4 on Thursday and Fuerteventura to Level 3 given the continuing rise in cases.
4 users say Thank You to Captain Sensible for this post
Things are going from bad to worse!
239 active cases today following 20 recoveries and 41 new cases. One person is in hospital.
5 users say Thank You to Captain Sensible for this post
31 new cases and 7 recoveries in the last 24 hours to give a total of 263 active cases. One person is in hospital.
Incidence rate: That is 172 cases per 100,000 population over the past 7 days.
4 users say Thank You to Captain Sensible for this post
|