Medium Covid

[WingDings]

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2022/10/covid-symptoms-medium-term-post-infection-complications/671684/

[MasterrEugene]

Is the guy in the first picture.... double masked? Lol

[Scota4570]

"Doctors" like this are normal now. He is the kind of "doctor" I rant about. They are woke and unqualified to practice medicine. He has not he first clue about covid. He can not make a unbias cost benefit analysis. Yet, somehow such people are tasked with managing your health. They will kill you via malpractice and then defend what they did based on procedure manuals.

How is that government managed health care working out for everyone?

[Beelzy]

I like my Covid bloody rare.
Medium,...what's next? Medium Well, or just straight to Well Done? Lol

[LBDamned]

I like my Covid bloody rare.
Medium,...what's next? Medium Well, or just straight to Well Done? Lol

There are only two covid - Monster covid, that kicks yous azz and tries to kill you (successfully in some cases) and baby covid, that gives you sniffles (maybe feel bad for a couple weeks)...

I've had variations of both... honest doctors admit they don't know what determines the level of illness.

None of it warrants the overreaction that ensued. But that was never about the illness.

[stix213]

I tried reading the article, but couldn't get past the first line saying he's still frightened of catching covid.

[Palmaris]

There are only two covid - Monster covid, that kicks yous azz and tries to kill you (successfully in some cases) and baby covid, that gives you sniffles (maybe feel bad for a couple weeks)...

I've had variations of both... honest doctors admit they don't know what determines the level of illness.

None of it warrants the overreaction that ensued. But that was never about the illness.

I had both variants, my wify had too. On her case both were very mild, in my case on first I had very bad fever, really bad, a lot body strain, sneezing, fatigue, second was joke to call it sickness at all.

[LBDamned]

I had both variants, my wify had too. On her case both were very mild, in my case on first I had very bad fever, really bad, a lot body strain, sneezing, fatigue, second was joke to call it sickness at all.

you didn't have the bad one... if you did, you couldn't breath and literally fight to live. I'm not exaggerating. If you didn't go to ER or ICU, you didn't experience it.

I lump the extreme fatigue/aches in the baby covid group.

[MJB]

Come on now baby COVID & monster COVID.......

[LBDamned]

Come on now baby COVID & monster COVID.......

I've been referencing it that way for many months.

It's the best description other than simply 'brutal' and 'meh whatever'.

I get it - going on and on with trivial details is less boring... but the wicked version (which I call monster, as in extreme/brutal/damaging) and weaker version (baby, like a bad flu) - makes the point.

But feel free to carry on with CDC and media descriptions.

It either kicks you azz HARD (and tried to kill you, literally) - or you feel bad for a couple weeks.

[Dan_Eastvale]

"As a young, healthy, bivalently boosted physician”

I hate how these freaker liberals describe themselves

[sigfan91]

“Doctors, what the hell do they know? It’s all guess work in a white coat.”

— George Carlin

[2shotjoe]

just ignore it again.

[2shotjoe]

This the same one?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11323677/Outrage-Boston-University-CREATES-Covid-strain-80-kill-rate.html

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[Gavelek]

I had covid before Covid was invented it was called flu