Covid causing blood clots

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Last Edited by TheCatWhoLived on 05/29/2020 12:08 AM

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Then, infected people are getting the wrong treatment.

I would ASSUME they've tried a blood thinner by now...or does that also require a 6 year study?

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First, COVID-19 can cause severe inflammation, which can trigger your clotting system.

“When you, say, fall and skin your knee, it turns your immune system on, and one of the ways your immune system reacts is by making your clotting system more active,” Exline said. “It kind of makes sense that your body would say, if I see an infection, I need to be ready to clot. But when the infection is as widespread and inflammatory as COVID-19, that tendency to clot can become dangerous.”

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Knowing this, health care providers have changed the way they treat COVID-19 patients to specifically address the risk of clotting. It’s taken quick, widespread collaboration. At the Wexner Medical Center, specialty practice pharmacists along with critical care medicine, cardiology, hematology, emergency medicine and internal medicine doctors developed guidelines on how to manage these patients, Blais said.

“We’ve done the amount of work that some people would take a year or two to put together in a matter of weeks,” she said.

Now, patients who are sick enough from COVID-19 to go to the hospital receive blood tests to gauge the activity of their clotting systems. Those whose clotting systems aren’t particularly active receive treatments to prevent clots such as compression socks, inflatable cushions for their calves or small injections of blood thinners. Those with more active clotting systems receive full doses of blood thinners if they’re not at a high bleeding risk.

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The authors found that abnormal blood clotting occurs in Irish patients with severe COVID-19 infection, causing micro-clots within the lungs. They also found that Irish patients with higher levels of blood clotting activity had a significantly worse prognosis and were more likely to require ICU admission.

Are there blood clots? Yes. Could a person who tests positive for covid have blood clots as well? Yes. Does that mean a common cold caused them? Hell no!

5G promotes blood clots. But no medical student is told that.

Until doctors and the people wake up to this fact, we will be no closer to solving the problem.

Aspirin and vitamin c are great blood thinners.

all of them in brains apparently

Also, there are problems with cytokine storm for those with severe infection. The inflammation system gone awry.. but this happens with many serious infections. There are many anti-inflammatory foods. Caffeine (coffee being best food example) and similar compounds in tea and chocolate help to keep inflammation under control.

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Serrapeptase Enzyme

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I would recommend going with nattokinase as a blood conditioner. I've been taking it about 10 years. The doctors want me on a blood thinner but I stick with Nattokinase BECAUSE there are virtually no bad side effects.

Also garlic and ginger.

Fight inflammation and thin your blood. Good luck.

These!

Actually the Covid lockdowns are causing blood clots.

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It causes tissue damage that never goes away. Just like I said on the Covid thread in Jan. We all get this. Hopefully a few can live.

stay out of the hospitals

an AK keeps the dr away

Not if you drink whiskey everyday

Heh Yeah I bet they have failed to even think about using a blood thinner. If it came up, it would be opposed.

And Vitamin E.

B12 was good for bone joints? Hey?

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Well yeah. The virus attacks blood veins and the body tries to deal with the damage via clotting.

Take vitamin k2 with vitamin D3 you freaking morons!

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