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Even if a youngster as a higher change of survival, there are serious effects reported. Fibrosis (damage of the lung tissue) lasts for much longer (over 4 weeks
by xenonite 7y ago
Even if a youngster as a higher change of survival, there are serious effects reported. Fibrosis (damage of the lung tissue) lasts for much longer (over 4 weeks) than it is known in any typical flu. And what happens after 4 weeks is still totally unclear.
As we don't know yet of the long term effects, please don't take that lightly!
- dakrisht 7y agoSource for this comment? All pneumonia’s have decreased lung function post-infection and require therapy to retain full or close to full lung function. Curious where you’re getting this info from
- xenonite 7y agoSure, thank you for asking. My source is an interview in the first German state TV station (ARD). I am sorry that I can't provide you with an English source. If you understand German, please watch https://youtu.be/IHF0IDtW6LA?t=882 https://youtu.be/IHF0IDtW6LA?t=882 from minute 14:42. As a second source, I found a written report on the TV talk here, for which you may use, e.g., deepl.com to translate it: https://www.express.de/news/promi-und-show/corona-talk-spd-politiker-wagt-bei--maischberger--drastische-prognose-zum-wochenende-36440162 https://www.express.de/news/promi-und-show/corona-talk-spd-p...
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