5 strange new ways coronavirus attacks your body
You know that Covid-19 goes ravages about your lungs. But new research show that this affects many other parts of your body.
As thePandemic of Covid-19 Rage on, doctors and scientists discover new things about the coronavirus novel every day. It is difficult to keep track of allSymptoms of coronavirus and the virus'Effects on long-term health Can be alarming, but they are also an essential reminder that there are so many things on Covid-19 that we do not know yet. In this spirit, we have examined some of the new strange ways that Coronavirus can attack your body. Here are five of the newest scientific discoveries on what Covid-19 can do everything from your brain to your entrails. And for more information on how coronaviruses affects different people, learn these7 silent symptoms of seniors coronaviruses need to know.
1 This can give you pink eyes.
Coronavirus is a respiratory infection, which means that most of theCommon symptoms You have heard, including a dry cough and shortness of breath, I have to do with your lungs. But the virus can infect other parts of your body, too much like your eyes. In a recent study on the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, which has not yet been examined by peers, researchers found that almost30% of CIVID-19 patients had pink eyes, or conjunctivitis.
And it's not the only link betweenCoronavirus and your eyes: The same study revealed that the virus could be detected in (and thus transmitted through) the tears of the patients. And for more surprising ways, Covid-19 presents itself, make sure you are aware of these6 new symptoms of coronavirus the CDC wants you to know.
2 It can happen in your sperm.
A can study in the newspaperJama Open Open Network makes headlines when researchers have discovered the presence ofThe coronavirus in cum. Although the size of the sample of this study is small, among the 38 patients concerned, the virus was found in the sperm of 6 men, 2 of which were recovered.
And this is not the only potential link between the coronavirus and the male reproduction system: recent research of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine & Montefiore Medical Center, which has not yet been examined by peers, suggests that theThe testicles can be a tank for the virus. Although there was no evidence that Covid-19 can be sexually transmitted, if the coronavirus attacks the male reproductive system, which could be one of the reasons whyMen seem to be more likely to virus that women. And find out more about how coronaviruses affects different people in different ways, discoverThat's why some people have coronavirus symptoms and others no.
3 It can produce skin rashes on your skin.
It's not just inside your body that coronavirus attacks - the virus can also wreak havoc on your skin. There have been several different studies on different skin rashes and other CVIV-19 induced skin abnormalities. A recent study published in theBritish Dermatology Journalfound that 6% of coronavirus patientssuffered from LiveDo, a condition marked by "Marbrelated, ViolaceDiscoloration of the skin. "And a March study published in theJournal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereteology found that 20% of coronavirus patients studied hada kind of rash, including the one that looked like chicken chickenness. And for more information on how coronavirus attacks your skin, discover these7 signs that your skin tries to tell you that you have coronavirus.
4 This can cause irregularities in your entrails.
We have known for a while since the coronavirus can causeGastrointestinal symptoms, like diarrhea. But researchers now learn more about how the virus attacks your entrails. In a May study published in the newspaperRadiology, 31% of patients who received abdominal CT analyzes (3.2% of patients overall) were foundINTESTINAL ANOMALIES. These anomalies - including thickening and ischemia, which is when a part of the body did not reach enough blood - was more common in patients who had to go to the ICU.
5 This can increase cases of psychosis.
We are increasingly aware of theEffects of long-term quarantine mental healthBut the new information suggest a potential link between COVID-19 infection and psychosis. A review of recent research published in the journalSearch for schizophrenia In May noted that the pandemic could cause aIncreased psychosis. Part of this is the reality of life through uncertain and stressful times, but there is also evidence that viral exhibition and coronavirus treatments could have a catastrophic effect on patient mental health. And for more information on the virus, see these25 coronavir facts that you should know now.
