SHsharkbok
Captain23,202 posts
SHsharkbokCaptain23,202 posts
05 Aug 2021, 09:52#2
To be infected by Covid twice within one month could be a world record.
It might be the SA variant this time - which is more resistant to vaccines- and perhaps natural immunity from past infection as well, particularly other strains .
05 Aug 2021, 19:00#9
@DbDraad. My son shared his experience in the below.
In August 2020 - Exposure to A variant. Only mild symptoms. Headache/Nausea.In Sept-Oct 2020 - Long Covid developed. Physician stated it can last 6-52 weeks. Vertigo! inner ear damage from "mild symptoms".
In January-March , work colleagues experienced the new Beta variant - some ending up in ICU with bubble helmets and some passing away at home with blood clots after only 3-4 days of startup symptoms.In July , we had +- 20 cases of the Delta Variant (workforce 300 people) , resulting in mild symptoms ; mild Fever and Sinusitis.
People have adopted a basic attack strategy of Disprin/Grandpa/VitaminD/Zinc/Vit C/Andolex C mouth spray/Acc200 and 3ply or n95 mask wearing and basic breathing exercises - this has been first line of defence before getting oxygen or going to the hospital. Also keeping tabs on Spo2 levels of >94 and Fever < 37.2C .
I've tested for antibodies 10 months after my first infection and i still had IgG (antibodies) showing up on rapid tests. I am sure this did have some value during my second infection. On 17th of August , i plan to take my jab and prepare for whatever the northern hemisphere/future variants have to throw at us for summer time or the said "4th" wave.
Be safe everyone and do what is safe and right!
DBDbDraad
Captain26,388 posts
DBDbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
09 Mar 2022, 14:10#17
I don't live in a mansion...not a shack either, if one gets covid, everyone is exposed...you can test negative today and positive tomorrow...My boys are in a good, but large former model C school...lots of students...Omicron will spread like wild fire in the community. Luckily my GP gave him a normal sick sertificate for the rest of the week, to make sure we can keep him..he saw the risk even if you can't Rude...I can Luckily work from home and my wife got special leave from her office and is doing work from home too.
RORooinek
Captain18,117 posts
RORooinekCaptain18,117 posts
09 Mar 2022, 14:24#18
I didn't ask about the size of your house, nor did I ask you what type of school your kids go to and I didn't ask for your life story. I simply asked what is so "absurd" about someone testing negative being allowed to return to school or the workplace or wherever.
Oh well, if the question is too much for your feeble little brain or if it sends you into another of your self-righteous tirades then rather forget it. I don't care that much, just wondered what the heck you were talking about when what you call "absurd" sounds perfectly logical. To me anyway.
DBDbDraad
Captain26,388 posts
DBDbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
09 Mar 2022, 16:01#20
PS...you should do well as a government bureaucrat...same lack of reasoning to make the correct choice...even with the best paid consultants...opposite of the Midas Touch...
PLPlum
Captain21,007 posts
10 Mar 2022, 04:05#25
Geez, ou Rooitjie.
That was a proper double mega-oopsie.
You’re just punching yourself in the face at this point.
“Perfectly logical” nogal.