Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

[roydo]

My admittedly limited all round medical/heart attack knowledge notwithstanding, there are heart attacks, heart attacks, and heart attacks.

One of the less common ones, in normal times, is called a Hypoxic one. Survival rates are rare. (6%). Reason they are so fatal is they are caused not by a fault to the heart, but a sudden and immediate lack of oxygen to said heart. So it stops, immediately. And as the reason why it is so fatal, is the reason why it stops is not obvious, usually. So it takes more time to fix the underlying issue, so heart/body is dead, for longer.

Covid causes a Hypoxic heart attack by attacking/infecting, the lungs.

Regular readers will understand why I know that.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Is it possible that covid didn't?

This is what I don't get. People are so driven to stick by one thought process that you will try and swing EVERYTHING to covid even if it defies what reality was 7 months ago.

People do have heart attacks much the same as many other things and die from them. Given it's a positive test within 28 days that records the death according to the official sources , why does that 'heart attack' have to have possibly been caused by covid? Why even try and stretch the truth to there? lol

It largely was a joke, but as you've taken it so seriously.

I'm not sure what difference there is to 7 months ago. The reality is that death certificates list a range of contributory factors in death, they did 7 months ago and they still do. Why wouldn't you include it as a contributing factor if it had some impact?

 

[Kenshin]

It largely was a joke, but as you've taken it so seriously.

I'm not sure what difference there is to 7 months ago. The reality is that death certificates list a range of contributory factors in death, they did 7 months ago and they still do. Why wouldn't you include it as a contributing factor if it had some impact?

Yours was the third post pretty much saying similar. You forgot to use the joke font , just remember to next time.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

My admittedly limited all round medical/heart attack knowledge notwithstanding, there are heart attacks, heart attacks, and heart attacks.

One of the less common ones, in normal times, is called a Hypoxic one. Survival rates are rare. (6%). Reason they are so fatal is they are caused not by a fault to the heart, but a sudden and immediate lack of oxygen to said heart. So it stops, immediately. And as the reason why it is so fatal, is the reason why it stops is not obvious, usually. So it takes more time to fix the underlying issue, so heart/body is dead, for longer.

Covid causes a Hypoxic heart attack by attacking/infecting, the lungs.

Regular readers will understand why I know that.

Had typed something along lines myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart muscle the way of viruses and links to cancer etc. However, Gates and microchipping seems much more apt. This think we in the realms of smoking is actually good for you.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Im absolutely gagging for this vaccine

 

[Jimishorts]

Im absolutely gagging for this vaccine

Still not goona sort out your sti’s tho.

 

[Catfish Blues]

Amidst aĺl the angst and arguments it's probably not a bad idea to remember that the situation is getting better in the North-West, and that on all sensible measures, R, locally is below 1

Case rates per 100,000 - Dropping

Daily Hospital Admissions - Dropping

Overall Number of People in Hospital - Stable

Deaths - dropping ( though the data lags here, so it's impossible to say just yet if this is a real drop or not )

 

[Bungle]

Has the heart attack been brought on by Covid complications?

I reckon there'll be about 400 instances of patients that have made a full covid recovery and then come on here and seen this thread and had a heart attack.

 

[davek]

Amidst aĺl the angst and arguments it's probably not a bad idea to remember that the situation is getting better in the North-West, and that on all sensible measures, R, locally is below 1

Case rates per 100,000 - Dropping

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Daily Hospital Admissions - Dropping

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Overall Number of People in Hospital - Stable

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Deaths - dropping ( though the data lags here, so it's impossible to say just yet if this is a real drop or not )

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Infection rates are dropping with the shutting down of pubs and bars; and they'll fall more sharply when the lockdown of all hospitality kicks in.

That will continue to fall even after 2nd December if they reopen hospitality. But there'll be another spike in the new year...more especially after all the Christmas contact. At the very least we realy need to see the hospitality sector locked down well into the new year. The furlough scheme is in place until March at least.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Yours was the third post pretty much saying similar. You forgot to use the joke font , just remember to next time.

Will do. Were you joking or not?

 

[Jebus_lives]

I reckon there'll be about 400 instances of patients that have made a full covid recovery and then come on here and seen this thread and had a heart attack.

So still Covid related. There's no way around it.

 

[Kenshin]

Will do. Were you joking or not?

I was simply replying to the post man.

If it's a joke then it would be a redundant discussion afterwards lol

 

[Jebus_lives]

I was simply replying to the post man.

If it's a joke then it would be a redundant discussion afterwards lol

lol lol lol lol lol lol

Absolute mega lolz this. Take it easy bro.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Not neccessarily covid related, but apparently Cummings has resigned with immediate effect.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Not neccessarily covid related, but apparently Cummings has resigned with immediate effect.

I hope this has broken by an unnamed number 10 insider