Covid-19 does this horrible thing to your body, explains a medical examiner
Even coronavirus asymptomatic carriers experience this lasting damage.
As if thesharp rise In new cases of Covid-19 across the country did not do enough cause to an alarm, more research emerges what coronavirus actually makes those who contract it. New reports suggest sustainable long-term effects may includeWeakened respiratory systems and evencerebral damage. A leading doctor from the University of Oxford,recently warned in theBritish medical newspaper That for many who survive the virus, the threat is "very real" that you "can never find your earlier health."
But in the last disturbing expedition of the medical front lines, a Florida-based medical examiner has not marked words when he described the effects of coronavirus on the respiratory system ofFoxnow6.com. "My God, I really do not know how to say it without being horrible - it just destroys the lungs," saidJon Thogmartin,MARYLAND., the medical examiner for the County of Pinellas and Pasco. "When the person dies, you can find lungs that do not look like and feel like lungs."
Just as scary is the toll that Covid-19 takes the lungs of seemingly healthy asymptomatic carriers. In his interview, Thogmartin has referenced arecent study Directed by Scripps Research, who analyzed the CT analyzes of passengers who contracted the coronavirus on the Diamond Princess cruise boat. The researchers found "significant pulmonary abnormalities" among those who showed no symptoms.
"When [we] Look at these CT scans, it's Hazy- [that] looks like what you look through a piece of dirty glass," a scientist namedDaniel Oran, A.M., who participated in the study of Scripps,Recount KSWB-TV in San Diego, approx. "What does it mean there is something abnormal on the lungs."
For its part, Thogmartin shared its "macabre" details to the voters of a state struggling with the concept of reintroduction of home guidelines at home as a result of the sharp increase in business since the weekend of the day Memorial. Florida was a state that reopened aggressively and even ignored many guidelines issued by the working group on the coronavirus of the White House.
"It's not the flu; that's not what we know," warned Dr. Thogmartin to the Pinellas Commissioners earlier this week, while his office had a post-mortal review of patients infected with Covid- 19 in the county. And for more COVID-19 pressing, you need to know,Here are the states where the numbers of coronavirus are up more than 75%.
