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Reinfection has been seen before with other viruses like H1N1. It happens when a person is exposed again to the virus too soon after the initial primary infecti
by foxyv 7y ago
Reinfection has been seen before with other viruses like H1N1. It happens when a person is exposed again to the virus too soon after the initial primary infection. They still become immune but their immune system just didn't get a chance to build the element necessary.
I think this may be what we're seeing in these cases.
- ksaj 7y agoThe full headline and article itself says something totally different than this. It's pretty interesting if you ever get around to reading it. > South Korea says recovered coronavirus patients who tested positive again did not relapse: Tests picked up 'dead virus fragments'