Covid-19 Omicron Strain JN.1 Update: Advice from Dr. Teera on Global Spread and Long-Term Risks

2024-01-08 01:29:00

Doctor Teera points out that “COVID19” omicron strain JN.1 has spread to more than 51 countries around the world. He stated that he is not surprised that the wave around the world is currently facing a large number of infections spreading quickly. He warned not to change his behavior and be careful of Long COVID.

Covid19 There is still an ongoing epidemic. and is increasing in number

Most recently, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Teera Worathanarat (Dr. Teera), Faculty of Medicine Chulalongkorn University posted a message through Facebook “Thira Woratanarat (Papa Mee Keen)” with a message indicating the spread of the COVID-19 virus that

JN.1 spread now It occupies a major share worldwide.

It has been detected in at least 51 countries.

Throughout the “COVID-19” outbreak until 2024, which is already the 5th year, we will find that we have encountered many virus mutations at one time. (hypermutated virus) infrequently

The last time it was found was The emergence of Omicron, which has more than 30 mutations compared to its predecessor, Delta.

In fact, JN.1 or BA.2.86.1.1 (including its parent version, BA.2.86) also has more than 30 mutations. Compared to the previous outbreak strain like XBB.1.5

Given the nature of the JN.1 mutation, we are not surprised by the waves the world is facing. Therefore, there are many infections and spread quickly.

We humans have good qualities. Adapting to deal with threats To have welfare and safety in life and be able to survive

Therefore, adjusting behavior in daily life To reduce the risk from the epidemic Therefore it is extremely necessary.

If you don’t change your behavior Not paying enough attention There will be a risk of being infected, spreading disease, becoming sick, dying, or causing long-term problems like Long COVID.

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