Dr. Rauba, a coronavirus patient, explained how the disease affects immunity over time

A few months after the illness, the doctor examined the COVID-19 antibodies in his blood and found that his levels had dropped dramatically.

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Now a doctor from the social network Facebook told what happens to the immune system when a coronavirus is exposed for the second time.

The doctor told the story of an infected colleague at the same time as him. A colleague regularly tests the antibodies in the same laboratory with the most sensitive Roche tests, as he interacts very closely with people seriously ill from COVID-19 every day for several weeks a month. fight in the hospital ward.

Also, during all this time, the person had a lot of contact with infected companions.

With the permission of Dr. D. Rauba, we present his Facebook post:

“Hello everyone. Because I become a kind of Covido” expert “because I was one of the first to find this pathogen, I also interact with a large group of people who also got sick in the spring and are interested in how our system immune reacted to the virus, how our immune system changes over time what to expect from the next vaccine, so please share my observations with you.

I share that I must be more daring in dealing with this pathogen, what to do if I get sick, and what to expect in the future. Everything comes from personal experience, not from theory and prediction.

I have already announced that my Covid antibody levels have dropped below a positive result and that I hope the immunity is now in the memory phase. I also wrote that the antibodies of other acquaintances of mine were gradually decreasing: for some they fell below the norm, and for some who were 70 years old, they fell by half.

One of our companies conducts an antibody test on a regular basis because it is in very close contact with seriously ill Covid patients on a daily basis for several weeks a month. He was also sick in the spring, the antibodies were above 5. Later in the summer it dropped to 4.5, in October 1.8.

Now back after regular work in the room for Covid and …. Antibodies – almost 30.6 times more than after the first illness, whose symptoms went almost unnoticed. During the month that he was working with Covid patients, several doctors who worked together became infected and had covid, he was in contact with them, he was in contact with patients, but he did not feel any symptoms. The PCR after a month of work is also negative.

Therefore, he still received doses of the virus more than once while working that month, but his immune system remembered that virus and reacted very well to the parasite.

So our immune system is a perfect creation of God. We also very much hope that the vaccine will elicit a response from our immune system, introduce you to a new natural creation, and teach you how to respond appropriately to recurring infections in the future.

I am over 20 years old. in the work department, where dozens of rhinitis, corona, influenza and other viruses fly through the air every day, I never got seriously ill (tfu, tfu, tfu ..), but I was vaccinated, only a couple of times of the flu (circumstances said), because I was a little irritable every day my immunity, and Covidas was a new virus that I disapproved of, so it caught me.

People with weaker immune systems, chronic diseases that suppress the immune system, working in a sufficiently “sterile” environment and all viruses as new to them, should definitely get vaccinated against the new Covid virus to introduce their body to the beginner.

Take care of yourself and protect others, because everyone reacts differently even to a mosquito bite. “

Portal Delphi Dr. D. Rauba clarified that the way the immune system responds to repeated exposure to the virus is very individual.

Dr. D. Rauba compared this to a bee sting: “If you are allergic to bee toxins, the first time you bite, nothing but the eosinophils bother and the second time you may have a severe allergic reaction.

But here, it is not an allergic reaction, it may not be valid during repeated contact. Immunologists should be asked if a repeat reaction can be significantly stronger than the initial one when it comes to immunity rather than allergic reactions.

The interviewee also noted that his colleague produced many more antibodies after repeated exposure to the virus than in the spring when he was first exposed to the coronavirus.

“Immunity responds similarly to other repeat contacts when low doses of viruses and bacteria are received,” explained Dr. Rauba.

We remind you that Dr. Rauba and his other friends were infected with the coronavirus in early March, along with eleven other friends, while skiing in the Austrian alpine resort of Zelden.

The doctor was glad that the disease had come back quite easily, as there was no shortness of breath, no complications, and no damage to the lungs, kidneys, or heart.

“My symptoms were cough, fever, smell, taste. These are the standard symptoms of colds, ”said the doctor.

The affected doctor also measured blood oxygen levels, but did not ingest less than 90.

The temperature had risen to 38 degrees. Supposedly he got up because at first the doctor was not in bed, he was still doing something: working on the computer, turning on the television. Later, realizing that “running”, as he put it, caused a rise in temperature, he simply stayed warm in bed for several days in a row and drank a lot of tea.

After recovering from the residual phenomena of the COVID-19 disease, she did not feel: “I play the way I did: I run cross country, I play volleyball, I go to the sauna, there is no pressure or anything. None of our twelve groups, where one of the first became ill at that time, did not have residual phenomena or injuries, “said the doctor.