Karma Jawa
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How true is that?
Instead of tax cuts, should trump announce co-sharing medical costs for those under going covid treatment?
What is this? Best prepared to lie through the media? The Tories couldn’t prepare tinned soup.
How true is that?
Instead of tax cuts, should trump announce co-sharing medical costs for those under going covid treatment?
We still haven't reached the breaking point. New cases are coming in very slowly.if the cdc and who need a cure, i can snort the virus and cough up the cure
seriously tho, how are things going?
i'm a few days behind
Welp, I just delivered to a professor-looking guy at Rice last night. Stayed in my car the whole time though so here's hoping.Rice University in Texas asks some employees and students to self-quarantine
Houston's Rice University has asked a small group of its employees and students to self-quarantine "out of an abundance of caution," according to a release from the school.www.cnn.com
My sister works at the children hospital in lorrach germany.
She said they probably got their first case but test results are final tonight
That’s generally how words work, champ.Do you take everything people say literally?
Fortunately she’s a lot smarter than forum posters blaming “lefties and the media”.
They think if they pray enough or say enough hail marys then the virus can't kill them, but oops there goes the Pope.
I will update once i know the result.Of course I don't know the case and just to put it into perspective, but an open test comes back negative in most cases. 2% - 5% are positive (varies depending on the country) and the rest are negative when testing for COVID-19.
In the region where I am now (East Germany) we had several suspicious cases including temporary closures of medical practices and precautionary quarantine at home. All these cases tested negative.
Fuck....why the fuck, it's dangerous to me. I have a transplant and still don't have set ideal dose for imuno-surpressants, so I am still vulnerable towards pretty much any disease. I don't need this. Holy shit it's already 3 cases....
- Rhode island announces "presumptive" case; patient recently visited Italy
- Italy reports 42% jump in cases overnight to nearly 1,700
- France reports 30 new cases, bringing total to 130
- Czech Republic, Dominican Republic report first cases
- Iraq, Bahrain confirm 6 new cases; Lebanon confirms 3
- 6 being tested in NYC for coronavirus
- South Korea confirms 18th death, officials seek murder charges for founder of church at epicenter of outbreak
- American Physical Society cancels major scientific conference
- Juventus quarantines U23 squad
- Iran death toll hits 54 as Trump offers aid
- Thailand, Australia report first deaths
- Spain case count hits 73; France hits 100
- Independent scientist says it could have been spreading in WA for six weeks, with hundreds infected
- Italian cases number more than 1,100; South Korea reports more than 3,700
- Italian death toll hits 29
- Luxembourg reports first cases, says it's linked to Italy
- UK cases rise to 35 as 12 new cases confirmed; 2 cases infected inside UK
- UK health secretary says China-style lockdowns "an option"
Japan has approved a drug that its maker says can kill the flu virus in 24 hours, advancing what health experts believe could be a breakthrough in the way the illness is treated. A Japanese company reports that it has developed a drug that can kill the influenza virus within 1 day. However, even if the drug proves successful, it likely will not be available in the United States until 2019 at the earliest. According to the company, a late-stage trial involving Japanese and American influenza patients found that for people who took the experimental Shionogi compound, the median time to eliminate the virus was 24 hours. That is much faster than other influenza drugs on the market, and it only requires one dose. Both the experimental compound and oseltamivir phosphate (Tamiflu—Roche), which requires two doses a day for 5 days, take approximately the same amount of time to entirely contain symptoms of influenza; however, Shionogi claims that its compound offered immediate relief more quickly. Shionogi and Roche, which has acquired the international license to distribute Shionogi's experimental drug, are in the final stages of conducting a second late-stage global trial. Other companies are testing new compounds to test influenza A; but Shionogi's is furthest along.
Our first case is from an Italian tourist staying in a resort. People are starting to panick.Dominican Republic case is from Italy
Probably spread there for weeks u noticed that's why. Same for Iran. Only difference Iran plus their religion make it worse or easier for that virus to spread while Italy tries. But they don't try hard enough imo. They will open schools and public places again next week. Seems to be dumb idea.Our first case is from an Italian tourist staying in a resort. People are starting to panick.
My only question is why are so many cases all over the world coming from Italy? Doesn't their goverment have any kind of measure or quarantine policy to avoid the spread of the virus? I'm surprised of seeing more cases originating from Italy than from China.
Make sure to have plenty of water. Lots of vitamins. Healthy food.Fuck....why the fuck, it's dangerous to me. I have a transplant and still don't have set ideal dose for imuno-surpressants, so I am still vulnerable towards pretty much any disease. I don't need this. Holy shit it's already 3 cases....
That's what I cannot do sadly. Because I need to tame my immune system so it does not destroy foreign organ in me...Make sure to have plenty of water. Lots of vitamins. Healthy food.
All to boost immune system.
Have lysol ready.
Have always a change of clothes.
Stay if you can away from all public places of large gatherings.
Limit your outside time to the minimum.
Dont touch anything or ANYONE. Dont touch your face. Ever. Always wash your hands.
What ever you can do from home be it work excercise or what ever, do it from home.
For a while at least.
Forget about masks. I got painter gear. So full face mask for spraying with fillters.
Fuck....why the fuck, it's dangerous to me. I have a transplant and still don't have set ideal dose for imuno-surpressants, so I am still vulnerable towards pretty much any disease. I don't need this. Holy shit it's already 3 cases....
I see. Best is to hide like a hermet.That's what I cannot do sadly. Because I need to tame my immune system so it does not destroy foreign organ in me...
Well, at least my hospital is taking it pretty seriously. So I am stuffed with surgical masks, N95 filters and PFF3 masks. I hope I get those names right. Oh and I got supply of desinfection, so I carry it everywhere and I got on mixed with water which I spray on my clothes. I do whatever I can.... I hope it's enough.Get the necessary supplies and take care man.
You just need to hope that the other people in your country take it seriously and don't go around saying "it's just a flu".
Hmm Mitral Valve sounds like I serious bussines, since it's linked to "sudden death syndrome". I hope you recover well. It hurts or why "brutal recovery"?I see. Best is to hide like a hermet.
I had mitral valve repair done 2 years ago. Minimal invasive surgery so no chest openend bit srill brutal recovery.Though at low risk, i heard meds used for treatment are weakening the heart.
I was diagnosed almost at the very end by accident.Well, at least my hospital is taking it pretty seriously. So I am stuffed with surgical masks, N95 filters and PFF3 masks. I hope I get those names right. Oh and I got supply of desinfection, so I carry it everywhere and I got on mixed with water which I spray on my clothes. I do whatever I can.... I hope it's enough.
Hmm Mitral Valve sounds like I serious bussines, since it's linked to "sudden death syndrome". I hope you recover well. It hurts or why "brutal recovery"?
Anyway thanks bois for support!
Damn that's pretty tough. I hope you stay healthy...well obviously. But that's pretty long surgery. I hope you living in some civilised nation, so you had to pay millions for that surgery...I was diagnosed almost at the very end by accident.
I showed no symptoms and just felt tired.
Did ecg had echo done and was told need surgery right away or thats it for me.
It was still 6 months till my surgery so i went from feeling tired to cant even lift a cup without catching my breath.
Very mild heart enlargment so mild heart failure occured.
Surgery was 7 hours.
After waking up i was on pca for 5 days due to pain.
They had to break my ribs and go from there to access the heart so lots of pain after.
Felt better after 2 weeks.
But developet pericarditis and that was on and off for a year.
I am good now , even better than before but cant have fever as it would go to my heart.
Need antibiotics asap. Same if i have to go to the dentist etc. need antibiotics.
All i can do is stay healthy eat good lots of water and excercise . A lot.
I had good care and was lucky to qualify for the minimal invasive surgery. Its a quick recovery with little longtherm complications well other than the pericarditis which on its own is fucking painfull . Had to be on prednazone for that crap and anti inflamatories for months.Damn that's pretty tough. I hope you stay healthy...well obviously. But that's pretty long surgery. I hope you living in some civilised nation, so you had to pay millions for that surgery...
I know it is said a lot here but I still have seen no evidence of this being more dangerous than any regular flu but people seem to panic and media is kinda overblowing it.
Am I missing something? Normal flu kills tens of thousands each year apparently?
You mean Prednisone? Because that's one of the medicament for the 3-way of immuno supressive treatment. Tacrolimus, CellCept and Prednisone. And prednisone is shit, because that's corticoids and it couse a lot of hormone imbalances. For example I cannot grow anything on my face, now I have to shave daily and shit like that. I hope they put me off Prednisone soon...I had good care and was lucky to qualify for the minimal invasive surgery. Its a quick recovery with little longtherm complications well other than the pericarditis which on its own is fucking painfull . Had to be on prednazone for that crap and anti inflamatories for months.
But its very painfull hence the need to qualify for it. You know they cut trhough your chest and break the ribbs to create a tunnel. So cut through a lot of nerves.
Live in canada so it was for free. Even rehab and everything. Wife works for hospital sonhave bluecross which is a type of health insurance therefor even meds cost me a few bucks .In the US it would have cost me around half a mill.
Has anyone seen an increase in regular hand washing? The corona-related radio adverts here in the UK encourage people to wash their hands often. Even the Prime Minister has advised people to wash their hands regularly. Whether people here actually heed this advice is another story. I can't say I'm confident that many will.
This thread is my current go-to site for updates. Keep up the good work Gaffers, and sorry to hear about all of you who are affected right now by this. I'm started to get worried. Does being generally unfit count as cardiovascular disease? Also, my son has diabetes type 1, so that sucks. Stay safe GAF.
Someone needs to explain how were the most prepared when were denying that we even have an issue.
Yes prednisone. 4 times 5mg per day at once.You mean Prednisone? Because that's one of the medicament for the 3-way of immuno supressive treatment. Tacrolimus, CellCept and Prednisone. And prednisone is shit, because that's corticoids and it couse a lot of hormone imbalances. For example I cannot grow anything on my face, now I have to shave daily and shit like that. I hope they put me off Prednisone soon...
This is just taking off while the flu is already in maximum effect around the world.
If this reaches as many people as the flu then we’re gonna have a problem.
This cannot be ruled out, but we must first wait and see what the current measures will change.
Even if all efforts to prevent the spread of the virus do not succeed now, there are still enough things that can stop it. Drugs, vaccinations, the weather and favourable mutations, which change the characteristics of the virus in our favour. This is more common than the opposite.
Yeah, I agree. There is definitely that sense of “oh it'll blow over” among people here. I even a radio presenter on the British mainstream radio station LBC suggest that people are overreacting. I've seen a few more masks on the bus over the past few days (saw a Chinese couple both wearing masks yesterday), but still haven't seen any significant ramping up of hand washing. Perhaps that will change if there is a big increase in deaths.I think people are beginning to wake up, though as with any of these things, we're beholden to the weakest links in society.
Someone at my office is out in Tenerife, and albeit not in the infected Hotel, they were told by management here that they'd have to self isolate and work from home for 2 weeks when they get back, but apparently they didn't seem to realise that means they need to be on their own and not interact with anyone directly for two weeks, not just stay away from the office.
I don't get the sense that people comprehend that albeit they might be fine (it's just a Coff), this virus is particularly contagious and inadvertently infecting someone else by not being careful could well result in someone they know getting infected and dying.