Siis onko jokainen koronaan sairastunut loppuelämänsä ajan vajaakuntoinen keuhkoiltaan?

Reikäkeuhkot tulee.

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Ei ainakaan nykytiedon mukaan. Siinä tutkimuksessa oli ilmeisesti tutkittu 12 sairaalahoidosta päässyttä, koronasta parantunutta. Ilmeisesti noin yhdeksällä oli kuvantaen keuhkoissa vaurioita ja kahdella tai kolmella oli oireita, hengenahdistusta kävellessä ym. Kun suurin osa sairastaa taudin lievänä, ilman että joutuu sairaalahoitoon, niin ei varmastikaan noin suuri osa saa keuhkovaurioita.

Eli siis kaikille tuli vaurioita keuhkoihin ja ne oli nähtävissä sairastamisen jälkeen. 25%:lle erittäin pahoja vaurioita.

Kyllä on. Ihan samoin kuin 99% av-mammoista on vajaakuntoisia aivoiltaan. Typerät ämmät puolivaloilla.

Korona aiheuttaa monille keuhkokuumeen ja keuhkokuumeen jäljet voi tuntea pitkäänkin. Ei se kuitenkaan tarkoita, että se loppuelämää kestää, ellei satu jäämään heti seuraavien päivien aikana auton alle.

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Is Covid-19 pneumonia different?

Jenkins says Covid-19 pneumonia is different from the most common cases that people are admitted to hospitals for.

“Most types of pneumonia that we know of and that we admit people to hospital for are bacterial and they respond to an antibiotic.

Wilson says there is evidence that pneumonia caused by Covid-19 may be particularly severe. Wilson says cases of coronavirus pneumonia tend to affect all of the lungs, instead of just small parts.

He says: “Once we have an infection in the lung and, if it involves the air sacs, then the body’s response is first to try and destroy [the virus] and limit its replication.”

But Wilson says this “first responder mechanism” can be impaired in some groups, including people with underlying heart and lung conditions, diabetes and the elderly.

Jenkins says that, generally, people aged 65 and over are at risk of getting pneumonia, as well as people with medical conditions such as diabetes, cancer or a chronic disease affecting the lungs, heart, kidney or liver, smokers, Indigenous Australians, and infants aged 12 months and under.

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Vierailija kirjoitti:

Is Covid-19 pneumonia different?

Jenkins says Covid-19 pneumonia is different from the most common cases that people are admitted to hospitals for.

“Most types of pneumonia that we know of and that we admit people to hospital for are bacterial and they respond to an antibiotic.

Wilson says there is evidence that pneumonia caused by Covid-19 may be particularly severe. Wilson says cases of coronavirus pneumonia tend to affect all of the lungs, instead of just small parts.

He says: “Once we have an infection in the lung and, if it involves the air sacs, then the body’s response is first to try and destroy [the virus] and limit its replication.”

But Wilson says this “first responder mechanism” can be impaired in some groups, including people with underlying heart and lung conditions, diabetes and the elderly.

Jenkins says that, generally, people aged 65 and over are at risk of getting pneumonia, as well as people with medical conditions such as diabetes, cancer or a chronic disease affecting the lungs, heart, kidney or liver, smokers, Indigenous Australians, and infants aged 12 months and under.

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No onko tuossa jotain sitten mitä et tajua vai mitä valitat?

Vierailija kirjoitti:

Vierailija kirjoitti:

Vierailija kirjoitti:

Is Covid-19 pneumonia different?

Jenkins says Covid-19 pneumonia is different from the most common cases that people are admitted to hospitals for.

“Most types of pneumonia that we know of and that we admit people to hospital for are bacterial and they respond to an antibiotic.

Wilson says there is evidence that pneumonia caused by Covid-19 may be particularly severe. Wilson says cases of coronavirus pneumonia tend to affect all of the lungs, instead of just small parts.

He says: “Once we have an infection in the lung and, if it involves the air sacs, then the body’s response is first to try and destroy [the virus] and limit its replication.”

But Wilson says this “first responder mechanism” can be impaired in some groups, including people with underlying heart and lung conditions, diabetes and the elderly.

Jenkins says that, generally, people aged 65 and over are at risk of getting pneumonia, as well as people with medical conditions such as diabetes, cancer or a chronic disease affecting the lungs, heart, kidney or liver, smokers, Indigenous Australians, and infants aged 12 months and under.

Kiitti vaan v*tusti.

T: Ylä-asteen enkku 5, mutta "kantis" palstalainen

No onko tuossa jotain sitten mitä et tajua vai mitä valitat?

Ei välttämättä. Saattaisin ymmärtää jopa 70% tekstistä, mutta add-ihmisenä en jaksa nähdä vaivaa, ainakaan tämän aiheen tiimoilta.

Ei, ainoastaan 20% sairastuneista tarvitsee sairaalatason hoitoa ja näistäkin vain osa teho-osastolta ja tästäkin vain pieni osa saa pysyviä keuhkovammoja.

Brittimediassa oli juttua, että noin 6-8% sairastuneista voi tulla pysyvä keuhkovamma.

Tähän vaikuttaa toki ikä ja kunto.