Who has a stronger immune system, someone with severe symptoms after infection or someone with mild symptoms?

Based on the symptoms of most people after testing positive, they can basically be defined as follows: no fever or fever below 38.5 degrees, fast fever reduction, and no obvious body pain are considered mild symptoms, while fever above 38.5 degrees, slow fever reduction, and obvious body pain are considered severe symptoms.

The symptoms that appear when the test is positive are the body buffing the immune system to enhance its combat effectiveness. Severe symptoms can only mean one thing: the immune system in its normal state cannot eliminate the virus. It is precisely because it is not strong enough that it needs to rely on auxiliary measures such as raising body temperature.

However, not all mild symptoms or no symptoms are good. There is a special type of infected person who, although asymptomatic, still tests positive for several consecutive days. This is likely to be the following two exceptions:

1. The immune system is too weak. This usually happens to some elderly people. Due to underlying diseases or skill degeneration, their immune response is very weak and their bodies have little resistance to viruses.

2. The immune system has surrendered to the enemy. These people's bodies are completely indifferent to the virus and get along with it in a friendly manner, which does not trigger an immune response at all. It is difficult to evaluate their immune system in terms of strength or weakness. They can be called the chosen ones. However, you must be careful. Although they themselves have no symptoms, they carry the virus and are contagious.

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