Coronavirus thread

[kybkh]

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lane ... 4/fulltext

It’s less common in a number of studies. I was referencing the truly completely asymptomatic. The challenge we face is that many brush of symptoms as allergies and avoid testing/further investigation.

https://twitter.com/EverydayMed/status/ ... 0316843015

[The Conservative]

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lane ... 4/fulltext

It’s less common in a number of studies. I was referencing the truly completely asymptomatic. The challenge we face is that many brush of symptoms as allergies and avoid testing/further investigation.

https://twitter.com/EverydayMed/status/ ... 0316843015

So in other words, COVID can be such a non-issue that it shows up like an allergy flare-up? Seriously?

I've said from day one, treat it as the Flu and it would have taken care of itself months ago.

[kybkh]

It's never been disputed that 50% of the cases don't reach a level of concern past a moderate cold, apprx 30% get flu like illness and 20% end up going to the doctor, not that the 20% actually get hospitalized even though they are counted that way. Most those who are counted as "hospitalized" get a steroid shot and are sent home with a z-pac. Some people do develop full blown bat aids however and there is nothing that can be done for those individuals. when you immune system starts attacking its own body, you done for.

[The Conservative]

It's never been disputed that 50% of the cases don't reach a level of concern past a moderate cold, apprx 30% get flu like illness and 20% end up going to the doctor, not that the 20% actually get hospitalized even though they are counted that way. Most those who are counted as "hospitalized" get a steroid shot and are sent home with a z-pac. Some people do develop full blown bat aids however and there is nothing that can be done for those individuals. when you immune system starts attacking its own body, you done for.

Well, let's be honest... those people were probably going to have issues with the Flu season anyway.

[kybkh]

The big news in the comments by this CDC spokesperson is that the suggestion that true, asymptomatic spread, is total bullshit.

You know the whole reason we are forced to wear masks when healthy and isolate if "exposed" even if you have zero symptoms...

[kybkh]

yes, that is why the leading comorbidity per the CDC is classified as Pneumonia/influenza.

[The Conservative]

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[The Conservative]

yes, that is why the leading comorbidity per the CDC is classified as Pneumonia/influenza.

Where does that show it?

[PartyOf5]

Who watches this gay faggot?

Good job comrade Colbert.

My wife even thought this was creepy.

[PartyOf5]

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lane ... 4/fulltext

It’s less common in a number of studies. I was referencing the truly completely asymptomatic. The challenge we face is that many brush of symptoms as allergies and avoid testing/further investigation.

https://twitter.com/EverydayMed/status/ ... 0316843015

I get allergy/sinus issues regularly. I'm not going to get tested for COVID every week because of my allergies. I've been tested multiple times out of caution due to allergy symptoms because we were travelling or visiting people at high risk. I came up negative every time.

I got the vaccine, and I'm still fine with that, but this has turned into a cult of fear and control.