Corona Virus (COVID -19) #2 - DT Note : pg 35,141

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https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1249921070947278849?s=19

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Modi's speech just came,.....24 minutes,..

Lockdown extended till May 3,..( Details to be given tomorrow.... )

Evaluation will be done after April 20 and May give relief in certain very safe areas,... under lots of condition,....... and if deemed necessary, may impose the Lockdown back,....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEHxSLkQNFk

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Lock down extended till 3 may 2020

Happy home staying in lock down

Happy cooking happy eating , happy indoor game playing happy sleeping happy tv watching happy reading books happy internet surfing happy doing house hold chores. Happy doing self service during lock down

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And while doctors and researchers are still discovering COVID-19's secrets, what they do know is that when patients show signs of infection, several organ systems are affected- and that when one begins to fail, others often follow. This is all wrapped in an inflammatory response, which can pry "plaques and clots from the walls of blood vessels and causing strokes, heart attacks and venous embolisms," according to the report.

Dr. Krumholtz, the cardiologist, says the infection can cause damage to the heart and the sac which encases it, causing heart failure and arrhythmias in some patients during the acute phase. This means that former COVID-19 patients can become lifelong cardiology patients after they 'recover' from the primary illness.

What's worse, blood abnormalities that can make clots more likely can persist as well.

In a case report published this week in the New England Journal of Medicine, Chinese doctors described a patient with severe COVID-19, clots evident in several parts of his body, and immune proteins calledantiphospholipid antibodies.

A hallmark of an autoimmune disease called antiphospholipid syndrome, these antibodies sometimes occur as a passing response to an infection. But sometimes they linger, causing dangerous blood clots in the legs, kidneys, lungs and brain. In pregnant women, antiphospholipid syndrome also can result in miscarriage and stillbirth. -Los Angeles Times

Yale's Dr. Brennan says that at the end of the day, we just don't have enough data to make a long term prognosis for coronavirus patients.

Which means the recovered patients arent recovered in true sense .