Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "Long COVID with Andrew" video.

Priscilla Falzirolli For the person personally it's not a problem, but even if they are a-symptomatic they can still spread it. Have to remember of the total world population even if the official cases are half the real cases only 1% of the world population has been infected, or even if that's 5% still a long way to go if it can spread continuously.
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It does seem proven because it was a different strain, however at this stage it proves nothing other than a possibility it can occur. The WHO says don't be concerned about it at this point in time. It could be a one in a million chance of reinfection reoccurring so quickly as far as they know from a single example. If however it's because the strain is different enough to the immune system of that person and that is the reason then that's a whole different story. Let's hope it's the first possibility and very rare.
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