Can Coronervius return?

As the number of cases increases significantly in Europe and North America, the Coronavirus has reached a peak in some Asian countries, and the first research into the long - term effects of the virus has emerged.

How long do you live in your body?

A study by the medical journal Lancet provides a clear answer. It reports that coronary patients can keep pathogens in their respiratory practice for 37 days, which means they can remain infectious for many weeks.

Given that the present quarantine period is recommended as 14 days, patients may remain contagious long after their symptoms disappear.

Can you get it back?

There are reports that people treated with choreography were reinfected. Data from health officials in Guangdong province of China reported that 14 per cent of the people who were subsequently cured were tested again and proved positive with coronarys.

In late February, Reuters reported on a woman in Osaka, Japan who also tested positive after recovering from a previous infection. A similar case was reported in South Korea.

It is possible that it will remain asleep after an initial period of disease with minimal symptoms before attacking the lungs. Or there's always a human error like incorrect testing or patients leaving the hospital prematurely.

Typically, when a viral infection is overcome by the body's immune system, he knows how to overcome it again because they are immune.

Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said at a hearing before the House and Reform Commission on Thursday: “We have not officially confirmed it, but it is very likely so. Because if this acts like any other virus, once you get healed, you will not be reinfected. ”