摘要
As a newly emerged disease,COVID-19's in-depth understanding is still being explored.And also as the epidemic changes,various new situations will be encountered.Atypical patients have brought difficulties to our prevention and control of this disease.Among them,asymptomatic patients are a special category,and puerperae are a special population.What happens when a puerpera is infected with asymptomatic COVID-19?This study describes 1 case of COVID-19 asymptomatic infection with positive nucleic acid and negative antibodies in puerpera.The aim is to remind clinicians to take special cases seriously,such as puerperae and pregnant women,AIDS,and other immunocompromised patients.It may not be enough to rely solely on antibody detection,but more than two repeated nucleic acid tests are necessary,so that no suspicious patient can be easily let off.
