
Originally Posted by
Lin Dan
Shared by my former high school classmates. Both in the medical field and based in the US:
- We have several patients being seen by nurses and therapists at home after being hospitalized and cleared of symptoms.
Within 3 weeks, 3/7 patients were hospitalized again, tested positive (again) within 48 hours from hospital admission.
Age group are 31-72 y/o.
- There is still a lot to learn from this virus. One theory I read from our Med frat group is that it acts like SARS (hits various organs but mainly lungs) but it also have some AIDS characteristic that those who turn out to be negative (no virus detected in test) actually still has the virus but hiding somewhere until it multiplies again & can be detected again. Therefore those who got well or recovered actually still had the virus in the body & can still be contagious & can come out again.
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