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Saudi expert warns: no proof that immunity is developed after infection with coronavirus MERS - people can be re-infected - also hospitals are not alw

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Specialist: Recovering from "Corona" do not acquire immunity
11:58 0.16 Rajab 1435 H, May 15, 2014 AD
"Al-Ahsa Today" - Al-Ahsa

The head of department of infectious diseases and the supervisor of the treatment of "Corona" King Fahd Hospital in Jeddah; Dr. Mohammed Al-Ghamdi, said that those who have recovered from the disease, "Corona" has not so far proved to acquire immunity from the disease, and it is likely that such regular flu where you can go back to the patient again.

He pointed out that the cases detected will ease gradually during the next phase as a result of increased awareness among members of the medical community and health practitioners working in various health sectors through the use of infection control in hospitals or outside, according to the "Riyadh".

This, and stressed the Ministry of Health hospitals not sufficiency swab medical and one for "Corona" when reviewing a patient complains of symptoms of high temperature and low white blood cells and platelets, after being diagnosed cases of dengue fever and it turned out later that the patient is infected with "Corona" after he revealed swab that proper medical patient of the disease.

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