Name: Myth-Busting COVID-19 With IMMUNOLOGY Expert Dr. Aujnarain MD (Myth-Busting COVID-19 With IMMUNOLOGY Expert Dr. Aujnarain MD)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:47:45.000Z
Duration: 11 min 56 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：新型コロナウイルス,新型肺炎,COVID-19

So I've been doing I g live Siri's That is all about wellness in self care.

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And I've been just so amazing inspired But the amazing community that we have built and how many of you are coming on a journey with me to really learn how to take care of ourselves during this kinds.

And also in general, I do share all the sessions on HGTV on Instagram.

But I also really wanted to share with my YouTube family and community.

So first of all, I kind of introduced you, but I don't know if I if I said the proper stuff, So can you maybe.

So looking at how allergy affects your body and the immune system, so I'm happy to answer as many questions as I can.

I'm not an infectious disease specialist, but I mean, of course, I'm getting all the information about Cove it as other physicians are.

So fingers crossed, I could help them answer these questions.

I have, Ah, I have the questions that I collected that I see like, were the most asked questions.

I got a lot of question if people should disinfect their groceries or leave them outside for three days or things like that.

So is that kind of like something we should keep in mind and follow when it comes to surfaces?

Yeah, so you know, they have done some studies looking at Cove It 19 and surfaces, and they have seen that the virus can stay on different service is depending on texture, um, between a couple hours and a couple of days, so that's pretty scary when you think about you know all the surfaces you touch, which is why I think it's important.

The one thing you can control is yourself.

So you know I can touch a 1,000,000 surfaces when I go out to work.

But I know I can wash my hands right after, so I know I can control that surface in terms of at home.

You know they do state So, for example, for me I wear scrubs to work, and then I switched my clothes outside.

But that's because I'm consistently in contact with patients.

I think the most important thing is what you're touching, because you're probably not intimately, you know, examining people's hearts and lungs.

Um, but I do feel like washing your hands and and also common surfaces.

So, for example, in your bathroom, like the door knobs you know, once a day or there's no like clear rule how often you're supposed to do it.

But you're supposed to try and cover, you know, door knobs, different tabletops, things that are commonly touched.

Just disinfecting them on a regular basis is really important, especially if there's someone who's sick at home.

Then you have to be doing it much more regularly and trying to keeping them at their own space.

So So, Yeah, it does live for a couple of days up to a couple of days on certain surfaces.

Okay, so Gary has this thing that we follow.

He needed to do, like, some errands on his own.

And he put his, um, he put his robe in the garage, and then when he came back, he, like, literally stripped down and then put it all in the washing machine and just put his like roban and went to take a shower.

But I feel like I mean, it's better safe than story.

And also, when we get packages, he makes us like we're gloves when we handling them and not bring it into the house and open it outside and then just, like, leave it there.

So right now, we have kind of, ah, hold forth outside.

I feel like we should have Gary and on here.

He's probably more clean, and I am, But I don't Yes, agree, because I'm not gonna lie like I mean, there's no clear cut.

They do say takeout food is safe, like it doesn't survive on in food.

Especially now, with most of my things coming.

Um, and it doesn't have to be like medical grade gloves, like, I just feel like my winter gloves.

But I opened it, and then I take the boxes and I put them outside right away.

And then I wash my hands, wash my hands, you know?

So I don't think that he is being extreme in one sense, but I agree, like being safer starve.

It's not that hard for you to keep the box of those side.

The person who touched it before he had the cost on it or whatever.

Okay, so I feel like it's a lot of common sense.

Okay, the second question that I got is if you get over 19 um, does it stay in your system forever and can you get it again after having it?

So Cove in 19 as you guys, probably or no, it's a type of Corona virus.

Now people have seen with certain viruses.

If you're exposed, like when you get a vaccine, for example, that's a little bit of virus that you're exposed to.

And depending on how strong the immune response is, will depend on how long does that stay on?

So as you know, some vaccines, we get boosters some we don't.

And that's because it depends on how strong of ah memory your immune system creates from that.

It's actually not super clear right now because it's so new.

Were still people are getting it for the first time.

Is the immune response strong enoughto laugh a year, two years, five years?

So right now, if the I can't really 100% answer, but we will know soon, and also it depends if the virus mutates or not.

So there's a lot of factors, but as of now, if you've gotten it and you're asymptomatic, people are like, OK, you've gotten it, but I don't think that 100% says like you won't get it again.

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