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> Given how common this appears. It seems to be pretty uncommon in Europe and poorer the countries you go, it's almost as if there was causation between people
by Markoff 4y ago
> Given how common this appears.
It seems to be pretty uncommon in Europe and poorer the countries you go, it's almost as if there was causation between people taking antidepressants and visiting shrink and long COVID, especially combined with how much talked the "long COVID" is in MSM.
Lower availability of psychologists, drugs and long COVID coverage in MSM usally results in almost none long COVID cases.
- AstralStorm 4y agoIt's common enough, we just have way fewer COVID cases, so total numbers are lower. The susceptibility to a variety of autoimmune diseases and dysregulation also varies based on HLA group (as in is correlated pretty decently), making it another explanation for different rates of it.