So, the risk of getting infected again from Coronavirus after being recovered increasing?

Questions raised on the 'effect' of the Coronavirus antibodies!

JULY 23 (WTN) - In a country with a large population like India, the cases of the Coronavirus infection disease (COVID-19) are increasing rapidly day by day. Coronavirus infection disease, spread from Wuhan city of China, is the biggest challenge facing human civilization at this time. At the time of writing this article, 6,30,343 people have died across the world from the Coronavirus infection.

Well, as you know, no medicine or vaccine has been invented for the Coronavirus infection yet. However, scientists around the world are working day and night to invent Coronavirus infection medicine and vaccines. But, unfortunately, no concrete success has been achieved in this direction so far.

However, in the midst of all these problems, doctors are treating patients infected with the Coronavirus infection at their level, and many patients are also recovering. That is why many patients have recovered in many countries, including India. And, the number of active cases has also reduced. But, one research has claimed that the patients recovering from COVID-19 are feared to be infected with the Coronavirus infection in the future as well.

Indeed, one of the researches published in the New England Journal of Medicine claimed that the patients infected with the Coronavirus who had only mild symptoms and who recovered, such patients likely to be infected again with the Coronavirus infection in the future. It is clear that the question has arisen from the claim of the research that herd immunity and vaccines will be useful for a long time or not?

According to this research, 34 patients with mild symptoms of the Coronavirus infection were tested for this research. And, none of these 34 patients required an ICU, nor did they require ventilators and remdesivir medication.

Explain that antibodies were studied in the blood samples from these 34 patients. In these patients, the first samples were taken approximately 37 days after the symptoms of Coronavirus were shown, and the second samples were taken 86 days after being infected with the Coronavirus infection.When the researchers tested the blood samples of these 34 patients, they found that the antibody levels in these patients had decreased rapidly. At the same time, this loss of antibodies occurred much faster than the previous version of the Coronavirus, SARS.

Indeed, scientists around the world are studying in this direction for how long is the immunity generated in a patient's body after being infected with a Coronavirus infection? However, so far, only a small number of cases have occurred in which the patient has again become infected with the Coronavirus infection after recovering from the Coronavirus infection.

Here, a new study by King's College in London claimed that antibodies levels drop so much that they are difficult to trace after just three months of being infected with the Coronavirus infection. However, top officials of Sweden's health system say that people who were exposed to the Coronavirus infection have been immunized for at least the next six months; even now, if antibodies have developed in their body or No.

However, many scientists are not unanimous in the research published in the New England Journal of Medicine, and they say that more studies are needed in this direction. Indeed, many scientists believe that this study has not proved that the antibodies produced in the body against the Coronavirus infection are not capable of protecting against infection.