— But the Implications Are Complicated
Andrew
Joseph reports in Stat that re-infection with the coronavirus does indeed
happen. It is rare but can occur as a
full-blown infection that is at least as damaging as the original infection. See:
https://www.statnews.com/2020/08/28/covid-19-reinfection-implications/
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Some
Recovering Patients Suffer Pains, Aches and Heart Issues
“Doctors
are already finding that otherwise recovered coronavirus victims tend to
experience lingering symptoms such as fatigue, breathing issues, and a host of
cardiovascular problems.”
“A
recent CDC report found that one-third of coronavirus patients endure
symptoms that don’t go away.”
“One
of the scariest things about the coronavirus is that there’s still a lot we
don’t know about how the virus impacts victims in the longterm. And because the
coronavirus can sometimes attack a victim’s organs, it’s entirely possible that
a coronavirus infection might wreak havoc on a person’s body in unforeseen ways
years down the line. We’re already starting to see this scenario play out
amongst a small percentage of coronavirus patients who, even months after
recovery, still experience lingering symptoms like fatigue and
body aches.”
See: https://www.statnews.com/2020/08/28/covid-19-reinfection-implications/
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