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Associate Prof. Atanas Mangarov
“Immunity after suffering a coronavirus remains for life,” the head of the children’s ward of the Infectious Diseases Hospital in Sofia, Assistant Professor Atanas Mangarov, told Eurocom TV. According to him, the disease causes damage to the lungs, but they are not permanent.
“This is not bacterial bronchopneumonia and does not need antibiotic treatment. In the lungs you will see “frosted glass”, “hammered pavement” and I still don’t know what phenomena, but this is not a bacterial infection. “
How long after we get COVID-19 will we have immunity against it?
“For life. Those who say otherwise have forgotten or have not learned this,” said the head of the children’s ward of the Hospital for Infectious Diseases.
According to Mangarov, antibiotics do not help to treat the disease, but patients and their GPs resort to treating the coronavirus with them because they are used to treating diseases with similar symptoms with preparations containing antibiotics.
“What distinguishes the coronavirus from other respiratory diseases this season is that, although its duration is about 7 to 10 days, the acute phase is 4 to 5 days. While in the coronavirus this acute phase lasts about two weeks or 13-14 days This is the reason why people go nerdy, because everyone is used to these symptoms disappearing in a week, whereas here it is 2 weeks.
The point is, GPs are said to have 1 treatment algorithm. Corticosteroid, dietary supplement, or 2 antibiotics. How much does this help? Also, they said that these things have already been sold out by the pharmacy network and cannot be found.
“It is true, but they are not helping. They give them because they think it helps them. But they have nothing to do with the course of the disease. They give them because they think they help. But it is a viral infection, which is a self-limiting disease “Associate Professor Mangarov said.
Mangarov also said he was treating his personal patients with aspirin, tea, and a long rest.
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