@Edmcma Feel better soon. The main thing you need to do is keep inflammation at bay and prevent a cytokine storm.
That is what causes long covid. Melatonin and Famotadine can help. #MaskUp#Covid https://t.co/xS7kgLjsV2
https://t.co/YEk7p4rHSM
"The nervous system, particularly the brain, can become infected by SARS-CoV-2 early in the course of COVID-19 via viral access through the cribriform plate located at the upper part of the nose..
this route is more ominous than previously thought.
The pits of the cribriform plate and areas beneath the olfactory bulb including potential spaces such as the air sinuses can be a reservoir for not only viral persistence, but also its replication..
the upper part of the nose and the structures surrounding it appear to be ideal sites for access to the CNS (central nervous system)..
This can cause a low-grade inflammation in the meninges and deeper tissues in the neuronal environment triggering neuroinflammation..
[This can cause] Symptoms such as brain fog, cognitive deficits, prolonged anosmia, memory deficits, and deposition of amyloid-like fibrils that cause premature aging in patients with long COVID.."
It's certainly ominous that SARS-CoV-2 can infect my brain instantly and silently.
'Unraveling the enigma of long COVID: novel aspects in pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment protocols'
https://t.co/9EhtmEtM10
"Covid is just a cold." Wrong. Most common colds are caused by RHINOVIRUSES not coronaviruses. Until covid, people weren't regularly being infected with coronaviruses. Coronaviruses can do things rhinoviruses can't. A category error to conflate the two
https://t.co/QeRUz7BBF6
Low dose aspirin prevents endothelial dysfunction in the aorta and foetal loss in pregnant mice infected with influenza A virus https://t.co/d7DJ5kd4CR
A clever and unique study documents that much Covid transmission occurred via shopping in retail stores
https://t.co/yfFDdnXWBV @PNASNews@ThaisLaerkholmJ@CEBI_UCPH
Get this. Internalise it.
It doesn’t matter if there is nobody else in the room.
It matters if someone HAS BEEN in the room, maybe many hours before you entered, and whether they were exhaling virus particles at the time.
Because the virus IS AIRBORNE.
SARS2 hangs in the air.
A viral social media post claims 1 in 3 people will get COVID this winter. Is it true? A. YES and the risk of long COVID increases with each infection #covid#longcovid#covidisntover @Bloomberg https://t.co/QbD9YfSPQB
“Getting COVID may compromise the immune response in a way that makes the body less likely to respond effectively the next time. That could leave certain organs & body systems, such as the brain, weaker for months after infection.”
#CovidIsntOver#Health https://t.co/wvDQtUX6vs
Hope and help. 🏥😷 Overview of the status of various nasal vaccines and nasal sprays to prevent and treat sars-cov-2 infection (COVID). #covidisntover#covid#nasal#vaccines#vax#jab https://t.co/YyVtnLI0BO
Meanwhile in Germany:
🚨🚨⚠️"Long Covid is now more feared than the corona infection itself. More and more children are suffering from exhaustion, tiredness and headaches."⚠️🚨🚨
Is anyone else uncomfortable with the idea of being repeatedly infected with a virus that can LITERALLY short circuit your heart any time it infects you.
Still masking in this C19 surge, and always, until better testing, treatments, prevention, and understanding of the long term effects on the body. #CovidIsntOver#maskup