Viral reactivation occurs when a virus that was previously dormant or inactive in the body becomes active again. This can happen when the immune system is weakened or compromised, allowing the virus to "wake up" and start replicating again.
With COVID-19, emerging evidence suggests that the presence of the coronavirus may trigger reactivation of other viruses that were lying dormant in the body, leading to co-infections or exacerbation of previous infections.
Symptoms can include fatigue, shortness of breath, chest pain, joint pain, cognitive dysfunction ("brain fog"), sleep disturbances, and mood changes persisting beyond acute illness.
This comprehensive test can provide valuable insights by measuring immune responses, raising awareness about current infections, recurring infections or those persisting over time.