I think that is right.Originally Posted by NYCBlue
Almost nobody gets tested for it in the UK, and of those that are tested, less than 1 in 10 actually has it. Some family friends were convinced their baby had it- the entire family had the classic symptoms, but it was just a range of seasonal viruses. A colleague came back from Italy in feb, self-isolated and his wife thought she had it about 2 weeks into the self-isolation. But it turns out it was the normal flu.
Let's face it - for good reason, anyone feeling a bit under the weather is going to worry that they have it.
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