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#covid #centaurusBA.2.75 Hot news again we know Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus has reappeared 

The average person infected with the covid 19 virus can recover. However, some people will experience severe pain and need medical help.

Each person has a different response to COVID-19. Most people exposed to this virus will experience mild to moderate symptoms, and will recover without the need to be hospitalized.

Covid-19 infection was first discovered in the chinese city of Wuhan in late December 2019. The virus is contagious rapidly and spreads to other regions of China and most countries in the world, including Indonesia. This has led some countries to implement lockdown policies to prevent its spread. 


Why Is It Called Omicron's Subvariant 'Centaurus'?

The Omicron subvariant name 'Centaurus' is not an official name given by the WHO. Instead it comes from Twitter user @xbitron1, who gave the name of the Omicron subvariant BA.2.75 to 'Centaurus' on July 1, 2022.


How Is It Different From Other Subvariants?

The omicron centaurus subvariant or BA.2.75 is believed to be easily transmitted quickly. In fact, it has the potential to become the dominant subvariant worldwide.


"What we're seeing with this new BA.2.75 is that Centaurus is in countries where vaccination rates are high, so it seems that this virus is capable of overcoming some pre-existing immunity," said a virologist at the University of Edinburgh.


This variant has no evidence that it can be cured easily. Some experts call BA.2.75 the least deadly subvariant

Symptoms of Omicron Centaurus Subvariant

Syahril also revealed that the symptoms complained by the three patients were still mild. According to him, the symptoms that appear are similar to those found in Omicron BA.4 and BA.5 patients.


"Yes (just like omicron symptoms BA.4 and BA.5)," he continued.

There are several symptoms that many BA.4 and BA.5 patients complain about, namely:



●Cough & Fever

●Colds

●Sore throat

●Headaches

●Shortness of breath

●Dizziness

●Nausea/vomiting

●Anosmia


Stay alert and stay healthy and comply with applicable health rules. Healthy eating and healthy and sports activities. With the aim of living healthy with the people we love our family. 

Epidemic Genomic Researchers About the Corona Virus

Covid Centaurus, New Variant of Covid BA.2.75 Found in India

 

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Health has always been our main concern in life. So that we can always carry out all the activities in our lives that are still running. We will now inform you of the results of our study of the genomic epidemiology of the SARS-CoV virus.

Genomic Researcher with Specialization in Handling Small-Scale Outbreaks and Pandemic Scale (Genomic Epidemiology), Dr Dhany Saputra said, the corona virus or COVID-19 which attacks the respiratory system in humans, has mutated into hundreds of types since its appearance in December 2019 in Wuhan, China.


6 Things Revealed by Indonesian Epidemic Genomic Researchers About the Corona Virus, Mutations to Remdesivir", the following is a summary.


1. Mutate really fast

 Not a few research experts to find out how mutations are formed in the virus that has attacked 212 countries and territories.

In general, Outbreak Genomic Researcher Dr. Dhany Saputra responded that mutation is the nature of the virus as has happened with the recent corona virus.


"So in general the virus is indeed in its nature, in its nature it is easy to mutate. It's not only coronavirus, all types of viruses," said Dhany.


2. Corona virus can be handled but many died


There are certain ways that can be done to immediately resolve the corona virus pandemic according to Dr. Danny Saputra.

"The first one was fast and many died or (the second) took a long time, a few died, maybe even people who are sick with coughing and colds," he said.

The first way is to let the corona virus spread so that more patients are exposed than the number of doctors.


There is no need for physical distancing, lockdown, or PSBB to prevent the spread so that it is easy and fast.


More and more people are infected with the virus, over time, herd immunity will appear or become immune to the cause of infection because they have been sick before.


The implementation of strict restrictions on community activities also affects the mutation of the corona virus itself.

According to Dhany, this policy was taken by developed countries in Scandinavia, namely Denmark, Finland, and Norway.


3. Vaccines may not work


Dr. Dhany Saputra said in his interview that mutations do not just happen, but are influenced by the antibodies of infected humans.


4. The experimental drug Remdesivir is considered to have strong potential to cure the corona virus.

The development of the experimental drug Remdesivir, which was previously used to treat Ebola in West Africa in 2018 has proven to be quite effective.


5. Corona virus can be killed by washing hands


The researcher emphasized that washing hands regularly is the most effective technique to prevent corona virus infection.


"So, so that it doesn't reach our internal bodies, for example, like touching our faces, rubbing our eyes, or something like that, we have to wash our hands first," said Dhany.


"Basically, it has hydrophilic and hydrophobic properties. So, the hydrophilic will bind water, hate fat, and hydrophobic it hates water and binds fat." he said.

That fat becomes the envelope or wrapping of the virus so that everyone is expected to wash their hands often to stay healthy.


6. Don't spray disinfectant


All are trying to take various preventive actions including spraying disinfectants on buildings and people.


But the genomics researcher warns of the dangers of doing so.

According to him, the disinfectant liquid that usually comes from clothes bleach is quite effective in killing the corona virus.


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Epidemic Genomic Researchers About the Corona Virus

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