Oral: Our infection with the new crown has turned negative: no sequelae, eager to be accepted

In the three years since the COVID-19 epidemic, patients infected with the virus have gradually returned to their original lives after turning from positive to negative. Like the case in the article, what they face after recovery may be different from the original. Therefore, in addition to paying attention to normalized epidemic prevention and control and treatment, the whole society must also manage the recovery of virus-infected patients, eliminate misunderstandings, and protect the cured patients from secondary harm when they return to their original living environment.

Many experts at home and abroad have interpreted whether patients with new coronary pneumonia have sequelae after being discharged from the hospital and whether they are contagious, saying that there is no evidence to show that there are sequelae and other issues. However, some recovered patients are indeed treated differently when they return to their original lives. Therefore, some patients who have recovered from yang to yin, for fear of being discriminated against, conceal their medical history to avoid unfriendly treatment.

In the post-epidemic era, especially the social problems faced by those recovering from yang to yin should arouse the attention of the whole society. The epidemic prevention and control work has been normalized. As the virus weakens and prevention and control measures are in place, the epidemic infection will gradually decrease. Relevant departments should strengthen publicity and education to eliminate people’s misunderstandings about the sequelae of cure, so that patients can return to normal life and work as soon as possible after recovery. At the same time, I also remind everyone to protect themselves, try to avoid going to crowded places, wash hands frequently, and insist on wearing masks to prevent virus infection.