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All I can tell you is I've seen 2 outbreaks, live with someone that tested positive, and while I haven't been tested have many symptoms, and that sounds like nothing I've seen and also nothing I've heard from the medical profesionals dealing with this virus here in spain. I'm not gonna say it won't happen in an EXTREME MINORITY of cases, but it sure as shit ain't even close to common, not in spain anyway, and knowing our luck I doubt we've gotten a mild strand compared with the rest.
It would be hard to detect. What it could be doing is infecting the cardiorespiratory center of the medulla and causing dysautonomia of the lungs and possibly even the heart.
Dysautonomia - Wikipedia
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To a doctor not specifically looking for nervous system infiltration, it would look like ordinary breathing difficulties related to pneumonia. It could go almost completely undetected unless you had coroners literally digging into deceased victims’ brains and nerves during autopsies.