Long haul covid

[theiacowtipper]

This is an informational article from Uihc on long haul covid.

This is an interesting quote from the article. “Also, to this day, we have seen very few patients in our Post-COVID-19 Clinic who were vaccinated with two initial doses. Additionally, to this day, we have not seen anyone who received the booster vaccine.”

Lessons from the Post-COVID-19 Clinic

Alejandro Comellas, a pulmonologist and critical care specialist at UI Hospitals & Clinics, and his team at the UI Post-COVID-19 Clinic have seen hundreds of patients with varying complexities after their initial COVID-19 diagnosis. He shares some of their initial findings.

stories.uiowa.edu

 

[The Tradition]

Not sure what the definition of "long Covid" is, but I have an employee who has been out for 10 days so far, still has symptoms, and still tests positive.

She's double-vaxxed and boosted.

 

[theiacowtipper]

Not sure what the definition of "long Covid" is, but I have an employee who has been out for 10 days so far, still has symptoms, and still tests positive.

She's double-vaxxed and boosted.

I will certainly admit that this is anecdotal. The quote I highlighted. Long haulers refer to people who have residual symptoms even after they test negative. Things like memory loss, mental fogginess, and shortness of breath. He was just saying that in his clinic, which is for long haulers, most are unvaccinated.

 

[Joes Place]

This is an informational article from Uihc on long haul covid.

This is an interesting quote from the article. “Also, to this day, we have seen very few patients in our Post-COVID-19 Clinic who were vaccinated with two initial doses. Additionally, to this day, we have not seen anyone who received the booster vaccine.”

Lessons from the Post-COVID-19 Clinic

Alejandro Comellas, a pulmonologist and critical care specialist at UI Hospitals & Clinics, and his team at the UI Post-COVID-19 Clinic have seen hundreds of patients with varying complexities after their initial COVID-19 diagnosis. He shares some of their initial findings.

stories.uiowa.edu

UNPOSSIBLE

MAGAs on here have clearly informed us that the vaccines are useless.
Ivermectin Forever!!!!

 

[Joes Place]

Not sure what the definition of "long Covid" is

Weird that you cannot open a link and read about it.

 

[The Tradition]

Weird that you cannot open a link and read about it.

Like a moth to flame, Joe's here to defend all things COVID.

 

[theiacowtipper]

Like a moth to flame, Joe's here to defend all things COVID.

To be clear, the attached link clear explained long haul COVID and your post professed ignorance of what that condition actually was.

 

[Joes Place]

To be clear, the attached link clear explained long haul COVID and your post professed ignorance of what that condition actually was.

Like a moth to a flame, Trad's here to deny all things Covid.

 

[The Tradition]

Like a moth to a flame, Trad's here to deny all things Covid.

I’m vaxxed and boosted… Go find someone else to attack, Joe.

 

[Raglefant]

Not sure what the definition of "long Covid" is, but I have an employee who has been out for 10 days so far, still has symptoms, and still tests positive.

She's double-vaxxed and boosted.

That's fascinating. What did she have for breakfast 6 days before the first symptoms?

 

[Titanhawk2]

This is an informational article from Uihc on long haul covid.

This is an interesting quote from the article. “Also, to this day, we have seen very few patients in our Post-COVID-19 Clinic who were vaccinated with two initial doses. Additionally, to this day, we have not seen anyone who received the booster vaccine.”

Lessons from the Post-COVID-19 Clinic

Alejandro Comellas, a pulmonologist and critical care specialist at UI Hospitals & Clinics, and his team at the UI Post-COVID-19 Clinic have seen hundreds of patients with varying complexities after their initial COVID-19 diagnosis. He shares some of their initial findings.

stories.uiowa.edu

So 1) either COVID is not as bad as it was, or 2) we've addressed our vulnerable populations that accounted for 75% or more of the deaths

 

[seminole97]

So 1) either COVID is not as bad as it was, or 2) we've addressed our vulnerable populations that accounted for 75% or more of the deaths

or 3) the herd has been culled.