Inacuterespiratory distress(n.(肉体的)剧痛) syndrome(综合征) (ARDS), your COVID-19 pneumonia gets worse quickly, and your body's response can damage your lungs more. The tiny, delicate air sacs(囊) (called alveoli...
Some studies show that up to 40% of people with COVID-19 are "asymptomatic." That means they don't feel sick or have symptoms. But the virus can still affect your body. X-rays and CT scans of some people without symptoms show lung damage including "ground-glass opacities," a typical...
Vulnerable (adj) 易受伤的 open to attack or damage 例句:He becomes more vulnerable to criticism as he grows older. 第二阶段:词组 In the meantime (idiom) 在此期间 during the time before something happens 例句:The new computers won't arrive until next week, but we can keep using the old...
While ongoing myocarditis, or damage to the heart muscle, was not found, evidence of pericarditis, or inflammation and excess fluid in the sac around the heart, was frequently found. Scientists behind both studies have thus raised concerns about athletes or sportspeople contracting...
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Since severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) was first discovered, there have been questions surrounding the effects of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), and more recently the COVID-19 vaccine, on men’s health and fertility. Sig
These "other" symptoms can be as far ranging as insomnia, diarrhea, hair loss, dry skin, erectile dysfunction, voice damage, and body aches. The diverse and seemingly unconnected illnesses after the initial bout of COVID defy categorization - and highlight just how extensive the virus's reach...
Men may be six times more likely to develop brief or long-term erectile dysfunction after contracting the virus. The vaccine can prevent this.
, 61 . vascular issues and organ damage although covid-19 was initially recognized as a respiratory illness, sars-cov-2 has capability to damage many organ systems. the damage that has been demonstrated across diverse tissues has predominantly been attributed to immune-mediated response and ...
In a very small cadaver study, researchers from the National Institutes of Health found that antibodies created by the body in response to COVID-19 infection can cause damage to blood vessels in the brain, causing neurological symptoms.