Vast majority recover just fine with rest and fluids. Only if you get the severe pneumonia do you require hospitalization.
Like to see more confirmation but this will open up an avenue of transmission now that is not good.
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If you get shortness of breath and general fatigue, withhigh fever, you'd better go to the hospital. You'll know it if you have severe pneumonia. You can also try to look for low blood pressure if you have a blood pressure measuring machine. (not sure what that is called in english).
Pope Francis sick a day after supporting coronavirus sufferers
Pope Francis has come down with a “slight indisposition,” forcing him to cancel a planned Mass in Rome, just a day after he expressed his solidarity with coronavirus sufferers around the world R…
I wonder how open the Vatican and mass there is going to be in the Lent season.Pope Francis sick a day after supporting coronavirus sufferers
Pope Francis has come down with a “slight indisposition,” forcing him to cancel a planned Mass in Rome, just a day after he expressed his solidarity with coronavirus sufferers around the world R…
Pope Francis sick a day after supporting coronavirus sufferers
Pope Francis has come down with a “slight indisposition,” forcing him to cancel a planned Mass in Rome, just a day after he expressed his solidarity with coronavirus sufferers around the world R…
First I was like "oh shit" but the headline seems a tad sensationalized; it sounded like they were saying he's now sick after meeting with those with COVID-19, but he literally just expressed support for their situation. Now he has a cold. They're pretty much unrelated, at least at this time. Plus it looks like his nose is drippin', which isn't a COVID-19 symptom. Obviously doesn't mean he definitively doesn't have it, but right now the only fact the article has to provide is "The pope cancelled mass because he's sick".Pope Francis sick a day after supporting coronavirus sufferers
Pope Francis has come down with a “slight indisposition,” forcing him to cancel a planned Mass in Rome, just a day after he expressed his solidarity with coronavirus sufferers around the world R…
Could have be pneumonia, or it could not have been. If you ever have shortness of breath and fatigue during or slightly after having a cold/flu, it's usually a really good idea to go get it checked up cuz it can be pneumonia. You might require to get additional oxygen if your blood oxygen levels get low enough and it could be a bacterial pneumonia where you need to get antibiotics.
I think that is the first confirmation that a dog could carry it though
Thanks for including it. Does a "weak positive" mean a probable false-positive? Or is it that the virus is "dormant" somehow?
Yeah, this is the first I've heard of dogs carrying it. On the podcast I listened to with the epidemiologist Eric Ding, he specifically said that as yet there's no evidence dogs or cats can carry this.
Pope Francis sick a day after supporting coronavirus sufferers
Pope Francis has come down with a “slight indisposition,” forcing him to cancel a planned Mass in Rome, just a day after he expressed his solidarity with coronavirus sufferers around the world R…
Yeah, because zoonotic diseases have never happened before!
The short answer is "yes". The long answer:
it better not touch my furry little friend.
i've had this recently but im not sure if its pneumonia, im sick with so many other things its always hard to track. no fever so thats good plus i had a chest x ray that was clean but my blood pressure is definitely a problem. i've had what the doctor called the beginnings of pneumonia 2 years ago and im worried if coronavirus becomes so widespread in the U.S. that i will be fucked.
It's most likely a modeled vaccine. Still would need months of testing to verify it and verify safe to use.
When they say mild do they mean like a petty cold, or mild like a flu (which while it is not as dangerous as covid- is not something I would describe as a 'mild' experience)
You're in a serious thread spreading debunked and crazy conspiracy theories, what do you expect?
underlying illnesses do make you be in the high risk group of possibly getting a severe pneumonia/other serious illness from this virus, so it is definitely a good idea to be vigilant and exercise good hygiene. But do also remember that pneumonia isnt always fatal, people do get pneumonia and recover. It's a serious condition but not an automatic death sentence.
