After the evidences which showed that some Covid-19 recovered people were again infected by covid-19. They were effected less than first infection. However still they were sick again, because of the virus and they were positive according to test results.Another interesting thing was that these people were less contagious.
So what do you think about that? Does it sound like the case of Herpes simplex to you too?
After a couple of times virus exposure, do some people have chronic Covid-19 disease?
Does the virus become a part of our genome?
Yet now COVID-19 have become chronical disease but after its vaccine is out it may or may not become contagious as many viral diseases include the flu, the common cold, Ebola, HIV, and herpes.Till now we cannot confirm any correlation for these disease.
Chronification is the most possible outcome.
The real origin of this biohazard is still not identified.
Tech-know-logical evolution in laboratories is the artificial continuation of natural history and related selection pressures.
I don't think Covid 19 will be a chronic disease one day, a condition that takes time to completely disappear from our lives and become a thing of the past.
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Thank you everyone who shared their ideas.
According to Covid-19 related studies, the recovered Patients are never going to be totally recovered from disease. Because it has more than one target organ in the body such as lungs, kidney, brain, intestines etc. Besides the virus damage the organs in some cases permenantly. This will lead to various chronic conditions.
Even if an anti-virus drug or vaccine has been found, people who have now had the disease will continue to suffer from this damage.
Meanwhile, the most important point is still missing. It is not clear yet how the asymptomatic cases developed and whether there was any damage left behind in this cases.
I think that stay home become dangerous than covid19.
all the best for you