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Now that the dust has settled...

Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 16:08:56 2021 No.12831779 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>12831784 >>12831803 >>12832025 >>12832363 >>12832399 >>12832941 >>12833029 >>12833606

27 yo, male, fit with a low BMI, I exercise 6 days a week, I'm Italian so I don't have a shitty diet, no history of any illness whatsoever.
If I ever to contract Covid, scientifically speaking what are my odds of:

> get a serious illness (10+ days bedridden)
> require hospitalization
> long term damage to brain/heart/lungs etc...
> die

No meme answers pls.

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 16:10:26 No.12831784 Report

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>>12831779
If I were* to

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 16:14:08 No.12831794 Report

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>italian
>smoker lungs
enjoy your hospitalization, faggot

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 16:16:36 No.12831803 Report

Quoted By: >>12832025 >>12832666 >>12833636

>>12831779
If you are a fit individual then you won't be bedridden, you won't experience anything beyond a temporary inconvenience, and you certainly won't die. Novel corona viruses aren't some new super bug that murders everyone it touches; its just a bad flu season made worse by policy.

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 16:20:17 No.12831820 Report

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>>12831794
I do smoke around 10 cigarettes a day since I was 15, but it never bothered me much so far.

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 17:11:18 No.12832025 Report

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>>12831779
Like 0.5% for hospitalisation and 0.05% for death.
That said you can still feel like shit for several days and end up with a long lasting anosmia or parosmia.
At 30, not overweight, no comorbidities, Covid was definitely not "just a flu" It was 14 days of extreme fatigue, dizziness, muscle aches, headache, diarrhea, swimming in sweat during the nights, then everything smelled and tasted really bad for one month.
No respiratory issue except a tendency to cough of a bit when I spoke though.

The issue is that a lot of people only talk about the extremes, either you get a bad cold or you fucking die and they don't think about what's between.

>>12831803
>Novel corona viruses aren't some new super bug
MERS had like a 33% fatality rate and SARS I think something like 10%. I wouldn't call those 'bad flu season"

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 18:04:57 No.12832265 Report

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>>12832025
A couple of weeks of extreme fatigue kind of is a big deal, does the vaccination help prevent such an effect?

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 18:19:08 No.12832351 Report

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>>12832265
We don't really know but it would be logical to think it does. If your body already encountered the virus or a part of it, it'll fight it quicker and more efficiently. Maybe with no symptoms at all.

In my case the vaccine (Pfizer) gave me one day of flu-like symptoms almost as bad as Covid itself, but only one day.
I hope all that made my Immune system OP against Covid.

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 18:20:27 No.12832363 Report

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>>12831779
look up what a viral load is.
you being of italian culture will likely have a stronger effect than your exercise habits.

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 18:27:15 No.12832399 Report

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>>12831779
One of my friends is very fit and healthy and have been very sick for over a month now. My other friend also got it and wasnt that healthy but it didnt really do anything to him. He just coughed for a week or 2.

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 19:12:41 No.12832666 Report

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>>12831803
>COVID is perfectly safe, it's basically the flu

Go back to pol, you fucking low IQ conspiracy theorist loser.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 20:12:55 No.12832941 Report

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>>12831779
>get a serious illness (10+ days bedridden)
Incredibly low.

>require hospitalization
Even lower.

>die
More likely to win the lottery.

>long term damage to brain/heart/lungs etc...
That's TBD. A number of athletes have been hit hard by this, suffering heart damage. What long term effect that may have won't be known for years.

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 20:36:34 No.12833029 Report

Quoted By: >>12833034

>>12831779
>I'm Italian so I don't have a shitty diet
I visited some italian families in the soof and the main type of pizza they ate was one covered in fries with tons of ketchup and mayo.

Majority of eldery people were obese in that town.

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 20:37:40 No.12833034 Report

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>>12833029
>I visited some italian families in the soof and the main type of pizza they ate was one covered in fries with tons of ketchup and mayo.
That's freaking disgusting, and that's coming from an American.

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 22:32:59 No.12833572 Report

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she likes italian lungs since its warm there and helps spread her easier

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 22:42:43 No.12833606 Report

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>>12831779
0,05% tops
source WHO

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 22:50:56 No.12833636 Report

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>>12831803
probably won’t*
there are still enough cases of perfectly healthy people dying or taking permanent damage to be out partying for no fucking reason
>muh THEY want to inject us with sterilizers

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 22:59:56 No.12833669 Report

Quoted By: >>12833821

>>12831820
>I do smoke around 10 cigarettes a day since I was 15, but it never bothered me much so far.
everyone who ever developed COPD/lung cancer spent decades smoking and having nearly 0 effect from it (aside from smelling like shit, desensitized taste and smell, objectively worse aerobic capacity vs. you who doesn't smoke).
Not hating, I used to smoke too. But anyone who smokes and thinks "I'll just quit when I get a bit older" or "smoking really hasn't affected me yet" is deluding themselves. Common theme among ex smokers: thought I was fairly normal/not really affected by smoking until I quit, then holy shit it's like another world of non-sickliness I didn't know existed because I'd only lived in smoker's world and had nothing to compare it to.

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 23:31:36 No.12833821 Report

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>>12833669
I know, you're right.
Nothing I can do though.

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