Dr. John Campbell
List of covid (mostly BA.5) symptoms
Sore throat, 63%
Headache, 51%
Blocked nose, 48%
Cough, no phlegm 46%
Runny nose, 45%
Cough with phlegm, 44%
Hoarse, 44%
Sneezing, 39%
Fatigue, 29%
Muscle pains 28%
Dizzy, 23%
Altered smell, 17%
Swollen neck glands, 16%
Sore eyes, 16%
Chest pain / tightness, 14%
Fever, 13%
Loss of smell, 13%
Shortness of breath, 12%,
Earache, 12%
Hot flushes, 11%
Tim Spector, Zoe data
https://health-study.joinzoe.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhYz9-zX0YA&t=87s
BA.5 wave
Probably less likely to affect the brain
Less likelihood of long covid
R = 1
Decline is leveling off
New daily cases, 103,790
Current prevalence, 1,609,529
Infections presenting less likely to cause symptoms
As from early July
Fewer symptoms and milder presentation
BA.5 may have lower viral load
Therefore, LFT less likely to test positive
Symptoms which increased in June 2022
(ONS since May, 2022)
Abdominal pain, fever, sore throat, muscle ache
In June 2022
61% reported any symptoms compatible with COVID-19
39% asymptomatic positives
Long Covid, 3 distinct types
https://health-study.joinzoe.com/blog/covid-long-covid-risk
Clusters of neurological symptoms
Fatigue, brain-fog, headache
Most commonly post Alpha and Delta variants.
Respiratory symptoms
Chest pain, severe shortness of breath
(could point to lung damage)
Largest cluster during the start of the pandemic
Diverse range of symptoms
Heart palpitations, muscle ache and pain, changes in skin and hair
Long COVID in Omicron cases
No firm data yet,but
20-50% less during the Omicron versus the Delta period
Dr Claire Steves
The Omicron variant appears substantially less likely to cause Long-COVID than previous variants,
but still 1 in 25 people who catch COVID-19 go on to have symptoms for more than four weeks.
UK long covid, 2nd July
1.8 million, (2.8% of population) experiencing self-reported long COVID
Of the 1.8 million
81% symptoms at least 12 weeks
43% at least one year after
21% at least two years
Symptoms adversely affected the day-to-day activities, 1.3 million people
Symptoms
Fatigue 54%
Shortness of breath 31%
Loss of smell 23%
Muscle ache 22%
Self-reported long COVID, more common in
Aged 35 to 69 years
Females
More deprived areas
Working in social care
Another activity-limiting health condition or disability
Less common in students, retired, people looking for paid work
I got a mild case of Covid recently. I had a major migraine and high fever for three days. I experience loss of appetite, loss of smell/taste, light/sound sensitivity too. I took no medicine but felt better after resting and forcing myself to eat a little bit of fruits & drinking juices. I am also boosted. My twin brother passed away from Covid in August of 2021. His experience was much worse to say the least. He was not vaccinated. I know in my heart that the vaccine is not 100% safe because I developed joint pain after the second shot of the vaccine. And I must say, before watching this video, I always wondered if I got the less potent of this virus or was it the vaccine that help with an immune response. Im not sure.
my kids and thers mum had covid 4 months ago and i had enough all this crap so i let them come stay my house for there 7 days isolation and i tested everyday and never cought it
I am sick of these CDC Covid misinformation warnings. The CDC is the last place anyone should listen to.
Very good presentation. Thank you…
"Genuinely suffering"? "Not suffering as much"? Do you have a sufferometer?
Funny how nobody believes it's a cover up for 5G electromagnetic radiation poisoning despite it being more than possible even a US general said it can be used for this.purpose
I suppose folk don't believe their gvt would do such a thing despite their past records plus they tried to force the clot shot on us and still call it safe despite it causing over 1300 life threatening conditions speaking of which have you seen the death and injury figures?
People are dropping everywhere and cause unknown is the leading cause of death
And the politicians all have shares or gained unexplained millions for example jacinda adern who gained 24 million this last couple of years or mat Hancock who owns firms that he awarded contracts to
On and on the lies march on
Rise up peacefully people it's time to stop these meglamaniacs
Please wear masks regardless of what the CDC says. Hubbie caught virus at work – everyone stopped wearing masks.
Taste IS still affected under Omicron. GI symptoms present along with lower grade fevers (although I did make it to 101 degrees F, 38.33 C). Normal temp is around 97.6, so 101 is high for me. Extra sensitive to loud sounds, increased depression, body aches and pains, terrible lethargy, no appetite, cognitive issues, headaches. Took ibuprofen for a couple of days, pushed juice, water, soup, etc. Stopped ibuprofen and fever maintained itself at 90+ degrees for a week or so. Still fighting some symptoms like lethargy, decreased appetite, depression, cognitive issues, going into week 2. I will deck my husband if he brings this sh*t home again. Edit: I received vax but not boosters.
I had a dry cough, watering eyes, sneezing, the runs, chest pain, shortness of breath, hoarse voice, headache, body aches, but no fever and only a fleeting sore throat.
My friend just died from a clot in her lungs, but the hospital never tested her for Covid. She had the coughing, needed oxigen and vomited blood… the cause of death they stated was that she hurt her head when she fell while throwing up blood and the heart stopped. I feel hospitals are hiding information to make us think things are not that bad…💔💔
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I (59yrs)caught covid as a vaccinated person 5 weeks ago so probably the omecron variant, I experienced high temperature for 3-4 days and loss of appetite for a week. Now experiencing fatigue and obvious cardiovascular changes as a result of this infection. Many people I have spoken to of all ages have experienced similar to me. I believe this variant has damaged my cardiovascular system, especially the heart.
Does the abdominal pain have anything to do with ''inflammation of the liver?'' The changing extensive range of symptoms associated with COVID-19 may be related to the tropism of the virus for angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), expressed on different human cells (cellular heterogeneity and genome plasticity). In particular, liver damage in patients with SARS-CoV-2 infection might be directly caused by the viral infection of liver cells, since ACE2 is expressed in both liver cells and bile duct cells, and pathological studies in patients infected with SARS identified in 2003 reveal the presence of the virus in liver tissue.
Thearapeutics:
Severe COVID-19 is characterized by profound CD8+ T-cell dysfunction, which cannot be specifically treated to date. However studies have reported that metabolic CD8+ T-cell reprogramming by ketone bodies could be a promising strategy to overcome the immunoparalysis in COVID-19 patients.This is confirmed by the physiological increase in plasma levels of ketone bodies thus highlighting the importance of anti-inflammatory and immunomodulating effects, which may reveal as precious tools to prevent infection and potential adverse outcomes of COVID-19 disease. Additionally, SARS-Cov-2 infection may precipitate both a hyperglycemic state and ketoacidosis occurrence in patients with diabetes and nondiabetic patients, which may lead to fatal outcomes. Hence, the SARS-Cov-2 infection presents a new perspective toward the management of glycemia and acidosis in patients with diabetes and nondiabetic patients, highlighting the need for rapid interventions to minimize the complications from COVID-19 while reducing its spreading.
*https://www.elsevier.es/en-revista-annals-hepatology-16-articulo-covid-19-liver-what-do-we-S1665268120301666#:~:text=In%20particular%2C%20liver%20damage%20in,of%20the%20virus%20in%20liver
*https://translational-medicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12967-020-02600-9#:~:text=In%20particular%2C%20the%20physiological%20increase,outcomes%20of%20COVID%2D19%20disease.
*https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7264681/
*https://www.hindawi.com/journals/omcl/2020/6401341/
Take Vitamin C…lots of it! 😀
Its a shame to have to say but all docters are snake oil salesmen. They make their money by prescribing shit to people that want to be taken care of. Doesnt matter what the shit does to the people.
Long covid 😂😅
Its a genetic pollution.
I've got another interpretation to offer for the distribution of self-reported long-covid cases:
The people with long covid are those who suffer from lockdowns, mask mandates, increased job insecurity, and inflation, are being pressured to a vaccination which they don't trust, and at the same time can't rest; this makes them far more vulnerable.
They have to get sick leave to escape this and long covid is their best shot at this.
The other fractions don't see much change from most of these circumstances (except inflation / rising cost of living), and can stay at home if they like to (in most cases).
Here in Germany, there is an additional tendency for victims of vaccination complications to claim long covid for their trouble, because this changes the treatment they get 180°; they get help with their symptoms and sick leave, instead of being bullied.
I've not had any jabs, not had covid once until 6 weeks ago. My symptoms were shooting pain's between joints for the first few days, exhaustion, for 2 weeks. No cough or runny nose, no change in taste or smell. I was positive for 10 days and didn't feel 100% right for 15. I'm also asthmatic.
I am a 73 year old male I was in London late July on returning to Malta I tested positive on 26/7/2022. On 24 July my hearing has decreased local GP found no infection or build up of wax. My question is there a connection between Covid and hearing loss
Having no symptoms is still one of the symptoms? I don’t watch the news.
Surprised no comment about how many of the asymptomatic PCR tests are false positives!
The changing STORY 🤡
John as large numbers of people Inc Doctors are attributing sudden I'll health & death to the person having had mild cov or even asymptomatic cov, then it is surely important to test symptomless patient -at least for their records, if they claim mild & assymptomatic c can cause death & hospitalisation long term. Bear in mind this strain has the same mild effects on people as Alpha did.
Would you have a discussion on Youtube with Dr McCullough if could be arranged? I think it could be productive. Maybe bring people together
In my layman's assesment long covid seems similar to MS and epstein barr virus is triggered
There are still over 500,000 people with no immunity to Covid – 19 who are not protected by vaccines, and who would be protected if they had the antibody treatment Evusheld, which U.K. Government refuses to buy, despite 32 countries buying it. If the clinically vulnerable were protected we would have a viable living with Covid policy. As it is the hospitals are not overwhelmed because those with blood cancer for example are still shielding.
Changes in skin and hair ?
Just had to two residents die from Covid this last week. They live in a small elder care home and it looks like a Healthcare worker brought it in. My cousin got it but he survived with minor symptoms. However he is much younger than the others.
The biggest con in history.
Here in america we just dont care anymore 😂 we went back to normal life with this virus getting weaker no one is afraid anymore. If anything this is the endemic
Once again thank you for your hard work and extraordinary consistantly in bringing forward explicit understandable information
I had a red rash on my face, I had fever before this rash, now I can't talk.
this happened back 2 and on half years ago.
Convid certainly effects the brain. The complete nonsense people have believed this past two years it just astounding. It's science Jim but not as you know it.
What about if a person has had it twice? Is it more likely to have long covid? I had covid in July of 2020, and then July of 2022. Both are a bear to have.
Unvaccinated, had covid a few weeks ago. Felt really rotten for about 2 days and had to lie in bed, horrible fever and weakness, couldn't stomach much food. 3rd day started to feel a bit better but still weak and disoriented feeling. Following week still feeling a bit disoriented and very dry throat with a loose cough and tired. 2/3 weeks later feeling almost back to normal. It's just like having a proper dose of flu. The mass hysteria over it is crazy.