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Topic	Why are people who are vaccinated the most worried about rising COVID numbers?
OhhhJa 07/29/21 6:20:06 PM #61:	adjl posted... A major part of Covid's pathology involves blood clots, which can very plausibly cause both of those problems. It's also not at all unusual for people with clotting issues to only discover those issues when something major happens because of them. That naturally leads to the conclusion that a Covid infection could seem asymptomatic but end up causing erectile dysfunction or brain damage. Sure, it's not something with much precedent, but it's not remotely implausible. That just leads to even further questions. Why is a respiratory virus causing blood clots in otherwise asymptomatic people <cite>OhhhJa posted [p:956588089] in Why are pe... [t:79588109]...</cite> <quote>adjl posted... </cite> <quote>A major part of Covid's pathology involves blood clots, which can very plausibly cause both of those problems. It's also not at all unusual for people with clotting issues to only discover those issues when something major happens because of them. That naturally leads to the conclusion that a Covid infection could seem asymptomatic but end up causing erectile dysfunction or brain damage. Sure, it's not something with much precedent, but it's not remotely implausible.</quote>That just leads to even further questions. Why is a respiratory virus causing blood clots in otherwise asymptomatic people </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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