@mrsfaz16 And maybe he did have that and knew he had pneumonia and chose to keep going. My 76 year old mother was hospitalized with pneumonia last Feb and wasn’t even coughing, yet she was very sick. We don’t know anything about how it all went down.
@peggycarter1776@AppyOrtho Came to say the same. Also people posting “how did doctors miss this?” Well knowing Kyle, they didn’t, and he disregarded medical advice to medicate and rest:
@UAPIntel@antikommunistic@catturd2 PE does not directly cause nasal or paranasal sinus issues. However, the two conditions can be linked in ways, such as a cavernous sinus thrombosis. A clot can form. A clot does not become a PE until it breaks from the original location and travels through the blood to the lungs.
@UAPIntel@antikommunistic@catturd2 Actually as a critical care RN and the wife of a 41 year old man who survived 9 DVT, 3 of which had thrown over to PEs and one large saddle thrombus, and also the sister-in-law of a 38 year old man who died from a post-surgical PE, I’m well aware of what they are.