Corona virus, we have been lied to

[nittionia]

I had legionnaires disease when I was 13 and I was in the hospital for a month. At that time my risk for fatality was around 50/50, especially because I was treated too late; the cases of corona really should be taken seriously at any age, especially because of the respiratory effects


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[War Chef]

As a young person, if you get this virus you will have fibrosis (scar tissue) on your lungs for a lifetime. Once seemingly easy tasks like getting up the stairs will leave you out of breath, and it's irreversible.

[RandomGuy20]

Depends on the individual person I think. For example a while back I got Pneumonia from a mate (sharing a cig) who didn't have symptoms at the time. All that happened was a little phlegm and occasional wheezing, didn't even know I had it until a month and a half later after I went in for a check up because it started to annoy me. Caught up with my mate and he was also diagnosed at a similar time because he was coughing up blood and could barely breath.
If you have a good immune system you should be alright assuming the virus doesn't mutate.

[gixajo]

A mutation of a virus doesn´t imply necessarily worsening of symptoms, but more inmunity to treatments usually.

I don´t think this virus will mutate in a short timeframe. probably most of population, near all, would be infected with current virus.

Even considering the worse case of mutation, once the most of population has been afected by prevous virus version a second infection with the new mutated virus would have soft symptoms.

But who knows, is a "new" virus...

[Maintenance]

And how did they do that?

Pointed guns at doctors and made them speak despite prohibition by the military?

Stop spreading panic. I have enough from the TV every day. Many of us know people already infected with the coronavirus anyway.

They work for the state.....?

[Maintenance]

I can add that i followed a Swedish young guy on tiktok who were quarentined in his hotel room somewhere in asia, he posted videos on how he felt, he just "vanished" and all his videos got deleted.

He had Pneumonia and got another infection in one of his lungs, he said that it felt like he was breathing through a straw and constant coughing.

[Mr.G]

An article I just read, I thought it was quite well written:

https://www.statnews.com/2020/03/17/...reliable-data/

[Lioncourt]

As a young person, if you get this virus you will have fibrosis (scar tissue) on your lungs for a lifetime. Once seemingly easy tasks like getting up the stairs will leave you out of breath, and it's irreversible.

How has this been proven?

[Bosniensis]

Dutch media dedicated only one article to this given and then turned around and started playing the "it's the old people only" song. Meanwhile - people of any age are dying and dying horribly.

We have doctor in Italy working every day, he had a live stream on local TV station and he said:

"Mostly older people die because they are generally ill, and people with serious health issues no matter the age" he claims to have seen older people mostly with his own eyes.

He sounded legit.

[Roy]

Old people are not the only one but mortality is obviously higher for them. Common sense.

You have more chances to end up intubated if you're old and with other severe diseases.

Is it true that no one younger than 30 died of it in Italy so far? And that only 1% of those who passed away did not have at least one coexisting chronic illness? This is what I've heard.