Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
Many people much younger and fitter than you caught this thing half a year ago and are still fucked up from it. How often does flu do that?
Wuhan Killer Sneeze (thanks Tea)
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john eden
male pale and stale
I could really do without this:
www.hackneygazette.co.uk
Coronavirus: Stamford Hill faces local lockdown if cases continue to ‘rapidly rise’
Stamford Hill is facing a local lockdown if coronavirus cases continue to “rapidly rise” there.
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But what proportion? And evidence that this is significantly different to eg. yuppie flu?
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IdleRich
IdleRich
Why would it be like that? I don't think anyone has ever compared the two, there is no need to prove that they are different, it's fucking obvious. Has anyone provided proof that it's significantly different from leprosy? How about from housemaid's knee? You don't have to go through every disease you can name and demonstrate the difference, that's not how it works.
Proper science, not your epidemiological bullshit
www.the-scientist.com
Is a Bradykinin Storm Brewing in COVID-19?
Excess of the inflammatory molecule bradykinin may explain the fluid build-up in the lungs of patients with coronavirus infections. Clinical trials of inhibitors are putting this hypothesis to the test.
They're vegan millennial losers who see long covid as another identity badge to sew onto their big girl blouses. That's my working hypothesis.
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I was a member of a covid-survivors-with-long-symptoms group on FB for a while (before I realised I was beginning to psychosomatically suffer from recurrences myself) and believe that the symptoms reported by members actually existed (excepting the psychosomatic caveat)...but it's still perfectly legitimate to try to work out whether this is especially unusual a phenomenon, isn't it?
France announces €2 billion cultural recovery fund
"Culture as a whole has been hit hard by the health crisis," the country's government acknowledged.
Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
A study in Germany found about a third of people who developed symptoms still had negative health effects a long time later, I recall. And it was even seen in people whose symptoms at the time had been only moderately bad. Will see if I can find a link for you tomorrow.
john eden
male pale and stale
Coronavirus: 60,000 may have 'long Covid' for more than three months – UK study
Researchers say people with prolonged symptoms at risk of being forgotten as they struggle to get help
www.theguardian.com
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WashYourHands
Cat Malogen
Had a minor seizure approximately 4 weeks after getting ill. Wife was ill too but has been ok since, although I have a few years on her.
Saw GP weeks ago about what to do next and after outlining my pulse acceleration he’s referred me to to the cardio unit, except I’ll be lucky to be seen by the new year. Living the Kafka dream of encountering the divine through nebulous bureaucracies.
Saw GP weeks ago about what to do next and after outlining my pulse acceleration he’s referred me to to the cardio unit, except I’ll be lucky to be seen by the new year. Living the Kafka dream of encountering the divine through nebulous bureaucracies.
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the researcher'sname is Tim SpectorCoronavirus: 60,000 may have 'long Covid' for more than three months – UK study
Researchers say people with prolonged symptoms at risk of being forgotten as they struggle to get help
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sufi
lala
How are you getting on John?
I'm thinking about getting an antibody test (£89 from superdrug, maybe 80% accurate if you're lucky apparently)
(Me and my other 1/2 both had weird flu in Feb as I've recounted here many times, kids both had spectacular D&V and one got blotchy spots on his little feet) That won't offer much solace as actually noone knows if you can be reinfected after you had it once, or even can still be contagious, but i think i'd worry less about the prospect of getting horribly sick
has anyone done one of them yet - it's a blood test not a swab down yer gullet i believe?
I'm thinking about getting an antibody test (£89 from superdrug, maybe 80% accurate if you're lucky apparently)
(Me and my other 1/2 both had weird flu in Feb as I've recounted here many times, kids both had spectacular D&V and one got blotchy spots on his little feet) That won't offer much solace as actually noone knows if you can be reinfected after you had it once, or even can still be contagious, but i think i'd worry less about the prospect of getting horribly sick
has anyone done one of them yet - it's a blood test not a swab down yer gullet i believe?
IdleRich
IdleRich
Ouch. Good luck mate.
Girlfriend was watching French news this morning and there was a story about people in the Tour de France testing positive and for a while I wasn't sure if it was for drugs or covid...
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