How long can patients with coronavirus spread the disease?

 How long can patients with coronavirus spread the disease?

Corona virus

How long can mild or asymptomatic coronavirus patients transmit the disease? This is the question that medical experts have been working on since the beginning of the epidemic.

 A new study in the UK has given a possible answer.

 The University of Exeter study indicated that one in 10 patients with COD 19 could develop the disease after 10 days in quarantine.

 The study used a new test to determine if the virus was still active enough to infect humans.
 The study examined samples from 176 people infected with code 19.

 The results showed that in 13% of people, even after 10 days, the amount of the virus was so high that it could spread to other people and cause the disease.

 Simply put, they were contagious even after spending 10 days in quarantine, and in some people this level of viral load persisted for 68 days.

 The researchers said that although our research was small, the results indicate that the persistence of infectious viral load can persist for up to 10 days and may increase the risk of disease transmission.
 "We are not able to predict which patients will be able to spread the virus after 10 days or 2 weeks," he added.

 He believes the new test should be used in areas where there is an increased risk of serious illness in existing people to prevent the spread of the code.

 The results of the study were published in the medical journal International Journal of Infectious Diseases.

 However, the study did not specify whether the findings could be applied to the world's fastest-growing corona omecron.