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> neither this article nor your experience establishes that causal link. Nor do they disprove it. Someone that was healthy with no symptoms contracting a dise
by outworlder 5y ago
> neither this article nor your experience establishes that causal link.
Nor do they disprove it.
Someone that was healthy with no symptoms contracting a disease and, afterwards, displaying severe symptoms would, logically, require that the causal link be explored. It could have been a coincidence, but COVID is known to damage lungs and heart tissue.
- NoImmatureAdHom 5y agoMy worry isn't so much that it's a coincidence, it's that stuff like that can be a function of basically any form of being _really sick_. Which would change around how one would think about the situation. Is it really COVID-19 that's the thing we want to point to here, or anything that could make you really sick (COVID included)? It really depends on what your goals are, but I think it's an important distinction.