Elucidating reasons of COVID 19 re infection and its management strategies
Background and aims Reinfection is gradually being recognised after symptomatic or asymptomatic COVID 19 infection. We try to elucidate various explanations behind COVID 19 reinfection and suggest possible strategies to counteract this threat. Methods We carried out a comprehensive review of the literature using suitable keywords such as 'COVID 19' 'Pandemics' 'Reinfection' 'Vaccines' and 'India' on the search engines of PubMed, SCOPUS, Google Scholar and Research Gate in March 2021 and first half of April 2021 during the current COVID 19 pandemic. Epidemiology, risk factors and trends of reinfection were assessed. Results A multitude of factors have been associated with rising incidence of COVID 19 reinfection in India and across the world. Emergence of 'Variants of Concern (VOC) pandemic fatigue and disregard of infection prevention strategies appear to be the most obvious reasons. Conclusions COVID 19 reinfection is an emerging concern amongst the worldwide population with newer mutant strains demonstrating increasing transmissibility and responsible for continuing waves of the pandemic. COVID Appropriate Behaviour (CAB) improvised vaccines and enhanced vaccination drives are necessary to mitigate global threat.
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