Omicron’s attack protects against Delta variant, research:
Omicron’s attack protects against Delta variant, research:
Omicron's attack protects against Delta
variant, research: Scientists in South Africa have discovered that the Delta
variant can do no harm if a person recovers from the Omekron type of coronavirus (SARS Cove 2).
The
research, conducted at the Africa Health Research Institute (AHRI), has not yet
been published in a research journal and is available as a press release on the
institute's website. However, most epidemiologists agree.
The study
collected blood samples from 13 volunteers, some of whom were vaccinated and
some of whom were not vaccinated.
All of these
volunteers were infected with the Omicron virus during the recent Corona
epidemic in South Africa. As soon as they came in contact with the infection,
blood samples were taken from them and 14 days later, blood samples were taken
from them for the second time.
Analysis of
these samples showed that antibodies formed in people infected with omicron
could easily inactivate the delta variant. But Omekron's attacks on those
recovering from the Delta variant were succeeding.
Despite its
ability to spread many times over the Delta, the lethality of the 'Omicron
variant' is minimal.
This means
that in addition to being less harmful, this variant can also provide effective
protection against the Delta variant, which is a welcome development.
These
results are also credible in the sense that in countries where different types
of omicron are more prevalent, the number of patients infected with the delta
variant and the mortality rate has dropped sharply.
The Omikron
variant, first discovered in November 2021, has spread to 110 countries in less
than two months because it is capable of spreading 70 times faster than the
Delta variant.
Even so,
owning one is still beyond the reach of the average person.
Experts warn
that the purpose of this study is not to prove that the Omicron variant is
"good" but to make it clear that this new variant of the coronavirus
has positive side effects.
Headaches can be fatal, symptoms:
Headaches
are not always dangerous, but can sometimes be fatal. Doctors can reduce this
risk if diagnosed early.
Below are
some symptoms that should not be ignored.
1) Headache
for a few seconds or minutes which is unbearable.
2) The
intensity of pain changes as the direction of the body changes.
3) Headache
as a result of coughing, sneezing, or any kind of pressure on the body.
4) A pain
that does not go away.
5) Pain that
occurs after the age of 50.
6) Pain is
associated with fever, chills, night sweats, or unexplained weight loss.
7)
Fluctuations in the intensity or nature of the pain.
8) Pain in a
specific place in the head.
9) Pain is
related to a mental condition such as the ability to see, hear or feel weak in
any part of the body or the ability to speak is affected.
10) Headache
or pain in the eye at the time of pain.
If any of
the above symptoms appear, immediate medical attention should be sought.
Besides that:
1) Pain
associated with changes in mental state.
2) Affecting
facial muscles during pain or not being able to change body posture.
3) Epilepsy
4) Headaches
in patients who have used anti-cancer or anti-AIDS drugs in the past.
5) Sudden
onset of unbearable pain.
In such
cases, an emergency call to 911 should be made immediately and self-driving
should be avoided.
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