I should have mentioned, the UK where I live mostly tries to pretend the pandemic is over, but the NHS does not accept blood donations from people who have had COVID until at least 6 months after all symptoms are gone. Viral persistence is a major concern. So far attempting to kick the virus generally involves the same treatments as for the initial acute infection: Paxlovid, ensitrelvir, metformin (or berberine if you can't get your hands on medications), protease inhibitors normally used against HIV, etc.
I should have mentioned, the UK where I live mostly tries to pretend the pandemic is over, but the NHS does not accept blood donations from people who have had COVID until at least 6 months after all symptoms are gone. Viral persistence is a major concern. So far attempting to kick the virus generally involves the same treatments as for the initial acute infection: Paxlovid, ensitrelvir, metformin (or berberine if you can't get your hands on medications), protease inhibitors normally used against HIV, etc.