Friday, December 2, 2022, 8:58 am
“Covid” explodes again! Strong caveat: Long COVID isn’t cheesy
2 December 2022 Prof. Assoc. Dr. Thira Woratanarat, Department of Preventive and Social Medicine Chulalongkorn University School of Medicine Post a message via private Facebook. Regarding the COVID-19 infection situation in this period, the contents are as follows…
December 2, 2022
Yesterday, in the world, there were 333,293 more people, 786 more deaths, for a total of 648,304,681 people, 6,641,600 total deaths.
The top 5 most infected are Japan, France, South Korea, the United States and Taiwan.
As of yesterday, in the number of new infections, countries in Europe and Asia occupied eight of the top 10 and 17 of the top 20 globally.
The number of new infections per day worldwide at this time from Asia and Europe together accounted for 91.47% of the world, while the number of deaths accounted for 73.4%.
…updating the Long COVID situation in the UK
As of yesterday evening, the UK’s Office of National Statistics has released its report on the prevalence of ongoing symptoms following coronavirus infection (COVID-19) in the UK: 1 December 2022.
As of 6 November 2022, the UK is currently experiencing 2.2 million long-term COVID-19 cases, or 3.4% of the population.
187,000 people (9%) who were infected less than 3 months ago
1.9 million people (87%) infected for at least 3 months
1.2 million people (55%) who have been infected for at least 1 year
and 594,000 people (27%) who have been infected for at least 2 years.
Of the 2.2 million people affected by Long COVID, more than a third, or 764,000 (35%), were infected during the Omicron strain.
1.6 million people (75%) reported that Long COVID is affecting their daily life.
And up to 370,000 people find it severely limits their ability to carry out daily activities.
The most common symptoms are exhaustion/fatigue which is reported in up to 70%
Followed by lack of concentration, breathlessness and body aches. Each symptom is found in about half of all patients with long COVID.
Long-term COVID problems can be found in all genders and all ages. From children to the elderly It is more common in the age group of 35-69 and more females than males.
…The situation in our country Over the past two years, a large number of people have been infected. Both numbers in the system and out of the system
Academic data from around the world clearly confirms that Long COVID is real…
It’s not cheap, it’s not in the blink of an eye, and it disappears as if we were seeing fake news spread through various social networks.
Please live consciously, not carelessly, and try to protect yourself from infection. or not be reinfected
every infection It’s not just waiting to see if he’s seriously ill or not. You will die? But what should be realized is a long-term abnormality that affects our body in many systems. which will decrease the quality of life Performance of life, be it work, study or otherwise, including the impact on relationships with family members. Burden of direct and indirect expenses
At this point, he loudly warned that there was a big epidemic.
Be careful about eating and drinking in close contact with others outside the home. Whether while working, studying or travelling
Avoid crowded places with poor ventilation
He should get a booster vaccination to reduce the chance of serious illness, death and long COVID
most important Wearing a mask correctly and consistently Will greatly reduce the risk.
Prepare well. Don’t let the subspecies news fool you. too much to blur Deltacron or anything. There is no better advantage than having timely information on the actual situation of the epidemic.
It Doesn’t Matter What Species “Our defensive behavior is our best weapon.”
Now the crisis has erupted again. not a small wave. You have to protect yourself well.
