Covid 19 and brain injury - The Great Awakening

Covid 19 and brain injury (www.reuters.com)

posted 2 years ago by brain_dead 2 years ago by brain_dead +14 / -0

COVID raises risk of long-term brain injury, large U.S. study finds

People who had COVID-19 are at higher risk for a host of brain injuries a year later compared with people who were never infected by the coronavirus, a finding that could affect millions of Americans, U.S. researchers reported on Thursday.

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– Dirty30 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

Just as a matter of interest, you said you were pretty ill when you had covid. How long were you very ill for?

When I got it I started to treat it 1 hour after I noticed the first symptoms (start of a sore throat,strange tight,heavy feeling in my lungs)

I used herbal cold and flu capsules that also contained zinc,only 36 mg per day.( The only medication I could get)(From supermarket,no prescription)( In Australia there was no early treatment available)

The Federal and State Governments knew about HCQ and Ivermectin but suppressed all information.

By day 3 it was very bad ( I felt I'm not going to survive this!) Breathing difficulties,light headedness,throat very sore.

Woke up on day 4,and it was mostly gone expect for mild sore throat and congestion in my lungs.

Finished the 6 day course of capsules (By day 5 all symptoms gone except for lung congestion, but breathing good)

I'm interested about how you felt with it and how you got on.

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– propertyofUniverse 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

I wrote about it in a post about shedding last year

https://greatawakening.win/p/12ih9o8yeI/my-suspected-vaccine-shedding-ex/

Here's the bit about me getting the 'rona in 2020:

When the SARS2 coronavirus virus was prevalent in our city in about March 2020, My wife and children fell ill with bad coughs and my wife had considerable fatigue.

I suffered this illness:

Extreme fatigue, hiccupping at all times for 12 days (deep diaphragm spasms and dry heaving every 3-4 seconds all day and night). This made it very hard to talk. Swelled throat and thick voice, painful ear canals. Complete shutdown of GI tract. stomach didn't empty, small drinks stayed for 4 or more hours and caused reflux. There was no diarrhea, my gut just stopped. Inability to sleep for more than 2 hours at at time for many days and then only in a crouching position or flat on my stomach. This was due to painful reflux and diaphragm spasms. After the diaphragm spasms stopped I had quite severe breathing difficulties for around 6 months. In the first couple of months I could not talk or eat without gasping, and I could not walk up stairs without resting after. I did not have a cough at any time. Immediately after this illness, I had sharp stubble appear on my head where I had previously had male pattern baldness for years. I now have thin hair in this area.

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– Dirty30 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

Thanks for the reply. You had no form of early treatment?

It looks like you had a very bad time.

That bit about your hair sounds interesting. I've got the same type of baldness but covid didn't give me any more which is a shame!

Are you in the north? My people came from Yorkshire and Lancashire.

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– propertyofUniverse 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

Thanks for the reply. You had no form of early treatment?

zinc and vitamins and treatments for the reflux.

Are you in the north? My people came from Yorkshire and Lancashire.

I'm in the midlands.

That bit about your hair sounds interesting. I've got the same type of baldness but covid didn't give me any more which is a shame!

At least you have your testosterone still! I think the reason the baldness suddenly reversed may have been damage to my testosterone production. We know the spike protein can do that. Anyway, I'm pleased with the thin short hair and now use caffeine shampoo to try to keep it a bit longer.

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– Dirty30 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

Good luck with your new hair!

Do you have any on going issues post covid? It sounds like you were very fortunate. You could have been in real trouble.

All I have is a bit of slight lung damage. Often have to clear my throat.

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