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<blockquote data-quote="zubenelgenubi" data-source="post: 4703185" data-attributes="member: 63706"><p>The heart damage claims are based on a single study that was retracted after peer review. There way it was conducted, there was no way to determine whether the damage was caused by covid, or if it was pre-existing. I&#039;ll have to read up more on the other clotting issues, but from what I&#039;ve read so far, it is mostly an issue that is happening in patients who are so far gone, that the clots are just contributing to their deaths. I haven&#039;t seen much in the literature that suggests people with mild cases develop long term effects from clots, or even ones who recover from more severe cases. The only thing I&#039;ve come across that hasn&#039;t been complete conjecture is the scarring in the lungs from people who develop pneumonia, which is common regardless of the cause of the pneumonia. The person who created that infographic had to do a lot of extrapolation and put a lot of imagination into it. That information is not a sound basis for policy making.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="zubenelgenubi, post: 4703185, member: 63706"] The heart damage claims are based on a single study that was retracted after peer review. There way it was conducted, there was no way to determine whether the damage was caused by covid, or if it was pre-existing. I'll have to read up more on the other clotting issues, but from what I've read so far, it is mostly an issue that is happening in patients who are so far gone, that the clots are just contributing to their deaths. I haven't seen much in the literature that suggests people with mild cases develop long term effects from clots, or even ones who recover from more severe cases. The only thing I've come across that hasn't been complete conjecture is the scarring in the lungs from people who develop pneumonia, which is common regardless of the cause of the pneumonia. The person who created that infographic had to do a lot of extrapolation and put a lot of imagination into it. That information is not a sound basis for policy making. [/QUOTE]

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