What's involved in coronavirus testing? Should people in their 60s be concerned? USA TODAY answers your most common questions about COVID-19.
If a person tests positive for influenza, they are not tested for coronavirus. Could a person have both?. The 69-year-old man in Wuhan had both SARS-CoV-2 and influenza A virus. Doctors initially diagnosed the man with the flu and later diagnosed the coronavirus.
Yes, but it depends on what kind of test you do."If you do an antibody test, in theory it could show that you had the virus and then recovered," Hotez said. "If things get overwhelming for the health system, that will change. For now, keep your physician appointment," he said. "I've had it done, and it's mildly uncomfortable for a few seconds," said Gregory Poland, director of the Mayo Clinic’s Vaccine Research Group.
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