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FOR CORONACOASTER: COVID-19 News, Info, Discussion /// Tracking the Spread of the Virus and its Effects
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The group with the highest number of comorbidities, for example, did not have the worst outcomes and had a relatively low mortality rate, indicating that comorbidities alone are not responsible for variable COVID clinical courses.
The group of patients with the worst outcomes and most deaths had fewer comorbidities than expected but had higher levels of circulating inflammatory markers than the other three groups.
Quoting: whitepiedtv Someone with pre-existing conditions fully understands when they need to head their ass to the hospital. And they will be admitted with symptoms that are progressing. Versus Someone that is "healthy" and has "super immune strength" will wait till the last second and most likely find themselves in the ICU. I am seeing patients with preexisting conditions come in with patches of pneumonia. And admitted to recovery floor. A quick look at the records of patients in ICU, they are young coming in with full blown pneumonia and requiring more than just steroid and anti-biotic treatments Thanks for your explanation and good observation. :-)
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