Madhouse Muse 😷🦋

From a Swedish study:

"In the week after a COVID-19 diagnosis, the risk of a first heart attack increased by three to eight times. The risk of a first stroke caused by a blood clot multiplied by three to six times."

#Covid #LongCovid #Sars2 #WearAMask #BringBackMasks

https://www.health.harvard.edu/heart-health/covid-19-diagnosis-raises-risk-of-heart-attack-stroke

COVID-19 diagnosis raises risk of heart attack, stroke - Harvard Health

A Swedish study suggests that risk of a heart attack or stroke at least triples in the week following a COVID-19 diagnosis....

Harvard Health
Nov 26, 2022 at 4:24pmWeb
Show threadWayshwingNov 26, 2022
@MadhouseMuse what people don’t know is that the pandemic caused an increase in stroke because the pandemic created sedentary situation. People spent more time at home sitting or being sedentary; this allows blood clots to form and settle in the body, eventually sticking to each other to form, larger blood clots that can cause stroke. The prevention is to be active as much as possible..
Show threadMadhouse Muse 😷🦋Nov 26, 2022

@gilthinks Sorry but you're wrong. Studies have shown that Covid causes vascular disease. This is what is leading to blood clots, strokes, and heart attacks.

And for long Covid sufferers, exercise is contraindicated as it can worsen long Covid.

Here is a great article with links to all sorts of studies and research about what Covid does to the body.

https://pandemicindex.substack.com/p/what-covid-does-to-the-body

What COVID Does To The Body

An Incomplete and Growing Resource

Pandemic Accountability Index
Show threadWayshwingNov 26, 2022
@MadhouseMuse sorry but I am in the medical field and this is information that nonmedical people are not aware of. No offense.
Show threadMadhouse Muse 😷🦋Nov 26, 2022
@gilthinks Unless you're a virologist, epidemiologist, cardiologist, pulmonary specialist, vascular doctor or a research scientist working on SARS2, I think I'll stick with the medical research I've read rather than someone who "works in the medical field." What does that even mean...?! 😂