yes, what we're seeing is the frenzy around covid latching onto any and all related phenomena and pulling them into it's orbit. it's reasonable to study those p

yes, what we're seeing is the frenzy around covid latching onto any and all related phenomena and pulling them into it's orbit. it's reasonable to study those phenomena for their relationship to a particular infection, but not to conclude that relationship based on merely studying it, as is happening here. post-infection complications are not uncommon, although specifics certainly vary. i'd also had a long tail of recovery from a flu->bronchitis->pneumonia cascade a few years ago (on the order of many months, not years).