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What does it mean to have “mild” swelling of the heart? Do those cells heal back as they were before?
by TechBro8615 5y ago
What does it mean to have “mild” swelling of the heart? Do those cells heal back as they were before?
- dpark 5y ago> What does it mean to have “mild” swelling of the heart? Not being a medical specialist, I would assume mild means that hospitalization isn’t necessary and it’s probably treated with anti inflammatory drugs. > Do those cells heal back as they were before? Who knows? Probably, but that’s why they’re studying it. Another relevant question is whether myocarditis from COVID is worse or has longer term effects. And is someone more likely to get n myocarditis from the vaccine or from remaining unvaccinated
- jjeaff 5y agoThe hypothesis is that the spike protein is causing the myocarditis. One would assume that the same spike protein in a live virus that proliferates in much higher quantities (since the mRNA version cannot replicate) would be much more damaging. Additionally, a small genetic change has been made to the spike protein code in the mRNA code to make it even less dangerous. So I would say the chances are very good that the myocarditis from COVID is both more common and more severe.