AnonymBruker Skrevet 21. mars 2020 #1 Skrevet 21. mars 2020 Datamining har gravd fram disse symptomene som kan indikere om man får mildt eller alvorlig forløp: If you’re on the mild trajectory. Day 1: The first symptom is usually a fever. You might have fatigue, muscle aches, and a dry cough. Day 5: You might get worse shortness of breath at this point, especially if you have other medical problems. Day 17: The symptoms continue, but get milder and milder until you get fully better. The trajectory is a lot like a flu, and how bad it is depends on your baseline health. If you’re on the critically ill trajectory Day 1: The first symptom is usually a fever still. You might have fatigue, muscle aches, and a dry cough. Some patients are particularly susceptible with diarrhea and abdominal pain. We think this cohort does worse than the rest (diarrhea). Day 5: Your symptoms continue and it feels like a flu. You might get worse shortness of breath at this point, especially if you have other medical problems. Day 7: At this point in other countries, people are admitted to the hospital. You have Dyspnea, which is shortness of breath while speaking. This is usually the symptom that we make that has patients admitted to the hospital Day 8: ARDS, acute respiratory distress syndrome, where a significant amount of fluid builds up in the lungs from leaky capillaries, builds up. This is while you are in the ICU and on a ventilator. At this point you worsen to death or you improve in the ICU. This is the critical time for improvement or worsening. 17 days later: On average, the people who make a full recovery from the virus after discharge from the hospital do so after 2.5 weeks. https://www.reddit.com/r/Coronavirus/comments/flvu7k/im_ali_raja_md_and_shuhan_he_md_emergency/fl1hfay/ Så vidt jeg kan ser er forskjellene hovedsaklig at man får diare og mageproblemer første dag hvis det er alvorlig, og at man 7. dag vil være så dårlig at man må på sykehus. Anonymkode: 6d968...adb
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