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// For example, you aren't immune from Norovirus//
I had norovirus whilst I was immunosuppressed
absolute hell
a week of diarrhoea and no sleep and covering everyone with green diarrhoea - like the exorcist but smellier
Interesting NEJM paper about this - the immunosuppressed never clear it, it mutates every seven days and the whole thing starts again - for weeks ! I onlhy had one or two cycles
I had norovirus whilst I was immunosuppressed
absolute hell
a week of diarrhoea and no sleep and covering everyone with green diarrhoea - like the exorcist but smellier
Interesting NEJM paper about this - the immunosuppressed never clear it, it mutates every seven days and the whole thing starts again - for weeks ! I onlhy had one or two cycles
Yep, particularly bad for the immunosuppressed, PP, but norovirus is bad for everyone. I've had it too.
So my original questions remain ... is there any evidence to show that if you get this virus [Covid-19] and recover from it, that a) you can't get it again (i.e. you're now immune) and b) you can't become a carrier once you've recovered, continuing to infect others even though you're not suffering yourself?
So my original questions remain ... is there any evidence to show that if you get this virus [Covid-19] and recover from it, that a) you can't get it again (i.e. you're now immune) and b) you can't become a carrier once you've recovered, continuing to infect others even though you're not suffering yourself?
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