The vast majority of people who become infected with the Coronavirus will recover completely, but this raises new doubts about the speed we can expect to restore our health and what are our continuous social responsibilities, and in this report, the seventh day answers questions related to the post-recovery phase of Corona, according to the site weforum
Q: Are you still contagious after recovering from Corona?
Recovered patients with mild symptoms become less dangerous about 10 days after their first illness, but another study, after four medical specialists treated in Wuhan Hospital, revealed that the effects of the virus can persist in the body for up to two weeks after the symptoms disappear.
Q: Is there a possibility to catch the Coronavirus again?
Coronavirus infection generally means that a person is immune, at least for some time, to recurring infection, but suspicions arose about Corona in late February when a woman in her late forties came and was discharged from hospital in Osaka, Japan, with a positive sample for the second time.
There is also a similar case with a passenger Diamond Princess And another in South Korea. These cases were isolated, but the most worrying thing is the research that was conducted in Guangdong Province, China.
However, it is too early to jump to conclusions, these cases have not been fully confirmed, with many possible explanations, including false, hypersensitive, or diligent testing; Or, the virus became dormant for a while and then reappeared.
With regard to other after-effects, scientists currently speculate that people infected with the Coronavirus may suffer from reduced lung capacity after a bout of disease.
Q: How long can immunity against Corona last?
“If you get infected, your immune system is stimulated against this virus,” Dr. Keiji Fukuda, director of the School of Public Health at the University of Hong Kong, told the Los Angeles Times.
Re-infection when you are in this situation will be unusual unless your immune system is not working properly.
Q: When can I return to work?
The CDC defines (CDC) Recovering from Corona as the absence of fever, without using fever-reducing drugs, for a full three days; As well as improvement in other symptoms, such as coughing and shortness of breath.
Taking two negative scans on consecutive days is the full test – meaning that self-isolation can end and the patient can theoretically begin to come into contact with others, including at work..
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