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I think the question was whether the virus causes permanent damage in patients without pneumonia. Edit: From the translated article, apparently yes: > All of
by mcbits 6y ago
I think the question was whether the virus causes permanent damage in patients without pneumonia.
Edit: From the translated article, apparently yes:
> All of them were not severe cases, their illnesses were five to six weeks ago and they are considered to have recovered. But they can no longer dive. "The damage to the lungs is irreversible"
- rpiguy 6y agoPneumonia can scar the lungs, but COVID appears to be able to scar the lungs without causing Pneumonia. It interferes with hematic function (the ability of your blood to exchange oxygen) leading to the formation of ground glass bodies in the lungs. However, with most people now thought to get COVID asymptomatically, it is likely only a small percentage of the infected leave with permanent damage.