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It is a fast method of checking fever , which in fact is something which says you got a infection or not . Since covid is a infection , fever can be a indicator . However , since not all people develop fever , and tablets can be taken to put the fever down , it is far from reliable test . So no , temp can be a indication but it is far from reliable .

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If you have no fever, and your blood oxygen is at normal levels, it's some indication that at least you don't have raging covid. 

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20 hours ago, rodknock said:

is temp a good indicater of covid-19 virus?

Higher than normal body temperature is a good indicator something is wrong.!

Which could be 1 of dozens of different illnesses.

The more accurate way would be a COVID test.!

QED..!

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No, because when an instrument wielded by a Thai at variable distances says my body is 32 degrees C, I should be suffering from hypothermia.

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About half of new infections are transmitted before the person has developed symptoms, so while temp checking is not useless it's also not a strong indicator of safety.

 

Obviously asymptomatic people generally don't yet know that they're infected, which is why the rate is so high. Once symptoms begin to develop people tend to stay home.

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The best indicator is loss of smell.

 

For example if you drink coffee smell it every day.

 

If later you can't smell it or you smell it much less you're probably infected with Covid-19.

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