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Dictionary » A » Asymptomatic AsymptomaticAsymptomatic (Science: symptom) without obvious signs or symptoms of disease. Cancer may cause symptoms and warning signs, but, especially in its early stages, cancer may develop and grow without producing any symptoms. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe:... Kajsateresa has no interest in saving poliovirus, but more interested in those on the endangered species list. Second, poliovirus infection is asymptomatic in 95% infected individuals. Thus, it probably plays a significant role is eliminated some specific human genotype. We, humans, might not ...
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evolution and endangered species... Kajsateresa has no interest in saving poliovirus, but more interested in those on the endangered species list. Second, poliovirus infection is asymptomatic in 95% infected individuals. Thus, it probably plays a significant role is eliminated some specific human genotype. We, humans, might not ...
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Re: Active/Inactive status of HVS1 or HVS2... clinical signs. Is it really true that shedding exhibits physical symptoms??? Look it up, it says everywhere you can shed virus even if you are asymptomatic. Is it possible that the physical symptoms in a woman can be internal, with nothing on the skin? Viral shedding can happen if you have ...
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Re: Active/Inactive status of HVS1 or HVS2... in a latent state. Is it really true that shedding exhibits physical symptoms??? Look it up, it says everywhere you can shed virus even if you are asymptomatic. Is it possible that the physical symptoms in a woman can be internal, with nothing on the skin? I'm not in denial; I just need evidence ...
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Active/Inactive status of HVS1 or HVS2... means that the person has no active infection and does not transmit the disease. Where have you found out that you can shed the virus when being asymptomatic? As far as I know, even "asymptomatic" transmission requires that you have sores or other such lesions, though in the case of ...
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