The only strange Drake route says that Covid always affects him
The rapper explained that he is still recovering from this side effect after being called on Instagram.
If something has become clear on Covid-19 since the beginning of the pandemic is that it canAssign everyone differently. Some have come down with a combination of a cough, loss of smell or taste, body pain, fever or fatigue. Others do not feel anything when they are infected. Of course, this remains true even if you are one of the most recognizable celebrities on the planet. This includes the rapperDuck, who recently revealed that he was dealing with a side effect of COVID that always affects him. Read it to see which symptom the performer always tries to finish.
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Drake says he is still recovering hair loss as a persistent side effect.
In a recent instagram exchange, Drake revealed that he is currently recovering from aPersistent side effect of Covid: Hair loss. The ad arrives when a fans account posted before and after photos on Instagram showing rapper sporting a shaved heart in thein front of his hair line It seemed to disappear in a later photo.
The fan emphasized the change of legend of the post office, writing "that the heart is stressed", with a skull and a crying emoji crying. Drake soon answered with a comment explaining the design of waning hair.
"I had Covid that S *** grew up in Bizarre, I had to start again," he replied in a comment, with a cry-laughing emoji. He then added: "It was not dissoning."
It is not too rare to experience hair loss as a result of Covid.
Although he was a shocking and unexpected surprise to many who lived him, hair loss is actually a relativelyCommon side effect of COVID. A pre-printer study published on Medrxiv in March investigated 5,163 patients for a period of 21 days after having tested positive for the virus, findthat of respondents on three had lived the symptom.
A doctor even pointed out that the effects can sometimes be felt even after the execution of the virus. "I see patients in the clinic for hair troubleshooting and, recently, we had some patients who worked during and even after the COVID infection, started to have quite remarkablelose their hair, "Pedram Yazdan, MD, Assistant Professor of Dermatology in Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine, said in an interview with Yahoo Life. "And basically, there was no real attributable reason other than the infection that could have caused them to lose their hair."
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Other celebrities have publicly struggled with the side effect of COVID.
Drake is not alone with regard to the celebrities who have had trouble loss of hair after the development of COVID. In August last, actorAlyssa Milano documented his struggles with the virus, post a video on Twitter who documentahow much she lost Therefore.
"It's hard, especially when you're an actor and so much of your identity is rolled up in these things, like havingsilky hair and clean skin, "she says during an appearance onThe show Dr. Oz Last October. "With that too, I have the brain fog. For whom, again, as an actress, like a person who has to memorize the dialogue and be able to write and react, and to be on my toes, it's scary."
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Drake was also one of the first celebrities to have a public brush with Covid.
It's still unclear when Drake did come down with Covid, but he was still one of the first celebrities to speak publicly onbe tested for the virus. In March 2020, the Canadian rapper was exhibited by dragging with the NBA StarKevin during, who then tested positive.
"Yes, I had to do a test, but it returned negative, what the rapper said that the streaming rapper on Instagram live later this month. But, did he add:" This test was bad At ease, they put this problem Q-Tip all the way inside your thoughts and s ***. "
