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My friend is in his 50s and had it (tested positive along with his girlfriend who he lives with). He said he felt crappy for about a week, then got better. Mode
by starpilot 6y ago
My friend is in his 50s and had it (tested positive along with his girlfriend who he lives with). He said he felt crappy for about a week, then got better. Moderately athletic and mildly overweight, but not obese. No lasting effects on his health.
- CaptainZapp 6y ago> No lasting effects on his health. How exactly would he know that? From all the information going around the virus might do some nasty things to your body, which manifest themselves years later.
- tluyben2 6y agoAnd he was not hospitalised so he probably didn't have his lungs + heart scanned...
- just-juan-post 6y ago> From all the information going around the virus might do some nasty things to your body, which manifest themselves years later. ????? > years later ?????
- CaptainZapp 6y agoHere's something to chew on: https://differentdive.com/covid-19-and-diving/ https://differentdive.com/covid-19-and-diving/ And here's a quote from the link you may consider before making snide comments: "While covid-19 can almost be asymptomatic it can also lead to serious damage to the lungs and heart. Two organs that must be in perfect working condition for our diving activity. We will have to be very careful before resuming the activity." Have a nice day.
- diffeomorphism 6y agohttps://www.forbes.com/sites/robertglatter/2020/08/17/covid-19-can-cause-heart-damageeven-if-you-are-asymptomatic/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertglatter/2020/08/17/covid-... > ... the virus may cause significant heart damage and inflammation—but without producing any immediate or more noticeable cardiac symptoms. ?????
- totalZero 6y agoThere is no "years later" evidence about COVID-19.