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Does anyone know if there’s any point to the booster if you’ve already had Omicron and effectively boosted your immunity to Delta anyway?
He simply means the question is not “how many cases” or “how many in hospital that have tested positive for covid” but rather “how many are in hospital because of covid” is the right/important question.Not entirely sure what the ‘right questions’ were two years ago for a new virus with unknown effects. Could have given Mystic Meg a call I suppose.
Your immunity:Joking aside, that’s why I’m not arsed about having had delta and omicron, makes me feel more confident about the future.
Does anyone know if there’s any point to the booster if you’ve already had Omicron and effectively boosted your immunity to Delta anyway?
He simply means the question is not “how many cases” or “how many in hospital that have tested positive for covid” but rather “how many are in hospital because of covid” is the right/important question.
Not entirely sure what the ‘right questions’ were two years ago for a new virus with unknown effects. Could have given Mystic Meg a call I suppose.
Does anyone know if there’s any point to the booster if you’ve already had Omicron and effectively boosted your immunity to Delta anyway?
Not really. The questions should be designed to arrive at answers about whether the NHS can cope cope with Covid this winter. Yours don’t because even people whose hospital admissions are incidental re Covid place extra stains on hospitals, as other posters have explained.Easy Bob.
Admitted with covid or caught in hospital?
Died of covid or with Covid?
Average age of those who have died?
Other co morbidities a factor causing death?
It’s the kind of detail those wanting to lockdown society should have and they should be open with that detail to the public.
This isn’t scientific fact is it?Super immunity apparently. Even better than a booster.
Not really. The questions should be designed to arrive at answers about whether the NHS can cope cope with Covid this winter. Yours don’t because even people whose hospital admissions are incidental re Covid place extra stains on hospitals, as other posters have explained.
I don’t know anyone who wants to lockdown society. However, there’s a hardcore of posters / bores on this thread who want to tell other people, who are getting on with decent quality lives, that they are living in fear.
Super immunity apparently. Even better than a booster. I've gone down this same route and in all likelihood I won't get the booster now. Just don't see the point.
Nobody knows for sure if the NHS will cope or not. That’s the gamble Boris has taken. Tougher restrictions might not change the possibilities that much anyway. The NHS has to cope to a degree anyway (by definition) as an emergency service.Back to can the NHS cope or not?
It’s not for the public to be locked down or restricted every year because the NHS might not cope mate.
If I’m boring you, my apologies but I’m afraid you will just have to ignore me because I won’t keep quiet just to suit you.
Easy Bob.
Admitted with covid or caught in hospital?
Died of covid or with Covid?
Average age of those who have died?
Other co morbidities a factor causing death?
It’s the kind of detail those wanting to lockdown society should have and they should be open with that detail to the public.
I've had x2 AZ and x1 Pfizer and that'll probably be it for me unless there is a more efficacious modified vaccine vs Omicron. However, Delta is still dominant in many areas so at the moment it's perhaps silly not to get boosted. The vaccines are very effective vs Delta and Delta can cause severe illness for anyone not protected.Super immunity apparently. Even better than a booster. I've gone down this same route and in all likelihood I won't get the booster now. Just don't see the point.
Hospitals are now configured into Red/Green sections. Red for patients with Covid, Green without. Wards are combined to some degree with specialist doctors assigned to combined wards in Green/Red sections.Can anyone tell me what happens if you are admitted to hospital WITH COVID but not for COVID? I keep reading that it’s still an issue for the NHS, and I understand that. If you are admitted after a stroke/heart attack etc and test positive, where do they put you?
You should get the booster. It's an hour out of your day and any chance to strengthen your resistance is worth it in the long run. There's not enough information on this yet to make any claims on immunity, instead it's easier just to get the jab in case the data goes the other way.
Remember that the jab isn't just about reducing sickness, it's also about reducing transmissibility.
This isn’t scientific fact is it?
South Africa have the right idea and finally people are opening their eyes and mouths here to the fact that the number of infections are not the main factor with this one at the moment. That’s despite the media’s best attempts to put the fear of God into people and mention high numbers as their headline at every opportunity.You should get the booster. It's an hour out of your day and any chance to strengthen your resistance is worth it in the long run. There's not enough information on this yet to make any claims on immunity, instead it's easier just to get the jab in case the data goes the other way.
Remember that the jab isn't just about reducing sickness, it's also about reducing transmissibility.