The results, published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases, described the two positive nasal smears of Washoe County resident for SARS-CoV-2, the virus guilty of COVID-19 disease. He first tested positive on a network on April 18, then returned to June 5 with a more serious case that required hospitalization and two negatives thereafter.
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The patient began to develop symptoms on March 2 at five, adding cough, nausea, headache, fever and diarrhea, according to the report, with no history of under-funded situations or immunodeficiency, symptoms returned on May 28 and the man entered the hospital on June 5 for hypoxia and dyspnoea. He on oxygen and chest x-rays showed symptoms of bilateral viral pneumonia.
Research into swab samples revealed “genetically significant differences,” suggesting that the type is inflamed at two separate times through variant strains. ‘Pre-SARS-CoV-2 exposure would possibly not guarantee general immunity in all cases,’ the test authors wrote. .
The patient gave written permission to the report.
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More cases of reinfection have been reported in Hong Kong, Belgium, the Netherlands and Ecuador, only Ecuador reported a more serious case, the researchers noted.
“Mechanisms that may be a more serious secondary infection can only be speculated,” the test authors wrote, theorizing that it was a higher dose of the virus or a more virulent version, among other speculations.
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“We may have reported a case of continuous infection that resulted in deactivation and reactivation,” the authors continued. “However, for such speculation to be true, a SARS-CoV-2 mutation rate would have to be recorded. “
The authors stated that the effects may have implications for vaccination.
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