And here is something very few people know.

After just over 12 months, one morning when out at breakfast with mates, I suffered extensive memory loss. It lasted about half a day. As I settled into my usual routine and with my mates support I had completely recovered all memory within about 10 hours.

Overseas reports told me this is one of the suspected longer term impacts of covid. I don't know whether it will recur.

I watch for research ... daily.

imajulianutter

As crime goes with politicians, strokes go with COVID.

A blood coagulating disease. The body’s immune defence reacts to the virus by coagulating the blood as it does in a bleed, only on a massive scale.

Those small blood clots course the body’s blood stream and block vital functions in organs such as lungs which congest with tiny blood clots.

Your memory loss was associated with small blood clots entering the brain capillaries and causing a mild stroke condition.

Best of luck.

Dan

Diver

So you are telling made those small blood clots were still in my body 12 months after I'd recovered from covid? Even though the whole of my blood had probably been replaced at least once during the 12 months.

Really?

I'd like to see and check the science. Can you refer me to the studies and peer reviewed papers, please?

imajulianutter

Ok..if I’m wrong, why are you right?

What explanation do you have for the phenomena you are at a loss to explain.

It is possible the body response continues into a distant future, reactive and defensive on a new level.
Maybe the body continues to produce blood clots post COVID.

Liken the body response to Asthma for example.

COVID is insidious. It’s full extent is unknown and mysterious.

Dan.

With all the positive cases in NSW and VIC, how are the cases being treated? In hospital? What is the treatment? I realise cases are not deaths. I do wish the ages of the fatalities were published, e.g. over 70, was post mortem performed.

Thanks James Allan for the article.