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Re:Burden of post-Covid-19 syndrome and implications for hea... by DeRock on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @03:10PM (#27824927)
> I got CoVid in Osaka at the beginning of November 2019.

Impossible, cases did not appear in Wuhan until mid-late November. You must have had some other flu/virus.

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Re:Burden of post-Covid-19 syndrome and implications for hea... by ElViajero on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @03:16PM (#27825004)
Maybe you are right and it was something else. But, it was very similar and the timing is quite close.

I just feel to share it if it may help someone to build a timeline. And, as I have said in another comment, Osaka has many many Chinese visitors and I was in a very busy airport. I doubt that it took a lot of time to jump from China to other Asian countries.

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Re:Burden of post-Covid-19 syndrome and implications for hea... by andy_ppp on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @03:25PM (#27825118)
Yes there’s a small chance of it being COVID then, was there an Osaka-Wuhan direct flight!
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Re:Burden of post-Covid-19 syndrome and implications for hea... by andy_ppp on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @03:23PM (#27825098)
I don’t think it’s impossible, unlikely given current information. Of course that information can change…
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Re:Burden of post-Covid-19 syndrome and implications for hea... by outworlder on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @03:40PM (#27825324)
Impossible is a very strong word, there are samples of people from months before covid was identified in Wuhan that are under investigation. Not specifically in Japan, but it can't be ruled out with the current information.
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