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A PROMINENT virologist said yesterday (Oct. 19) that some patients in Thailand have been infected with both Covid-19 and influenza at the same time and those who fall seriously sick should get tested for both of them, Matichon newspaper said.

 

Dr. Yong Poovorawan, head of the Centre of Excellence in Clinical Virology at the Faculty of Medicine, Chulalongkorn University, said in his Facebook post that  when several respiratory viruses spread at the same time it is possible to be co-infected with Covid-19 and flu.

 

Laboratory tests conducted when both Covid-19 and flu viruses were spreading heavily have  shown co-infection in some patients.

 

by TNR Staff

TOP: Dr. Yong Poovorawan. Photo: Matichon

 

Full story: THAI NEWSROOM 2023-10-20

 

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From the genius who said this:

Not getting vaccinated is like walking into speeding Bangkok traffic, says Thailand's top medical expert

https://www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/aseanplus-news/2022/03/19/not-getting-vaccinated-is-like-walking-into-speeding-bangkok-traffic-says-thailand039s-top-medical-expert

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6 hours ago, soi3eddie said:

My sister works as nurse in an NHS hospital in the UK. The Health Authority instructions to her if she feels unwell are NOT to to test for Covid but to stay at home until recovered and well. No need for scare tactics. Treat as if a cold/flu. Protect yourselves and others sensibly.

All UK hospitals test every admission for covid, no matter what you are admitted for. However if you are an employee, nah, not so much.  Crazy way to run a hospital. 

 

 

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9 hours ago, soi3eddie said:

My sister works as nurse in an NHS hospital in the UK. The Health Authority instructions to her if she feels unwell are NOT to to test for Covid but to stay at home until recovered and well. No need for scare tactics. Treat as if a cold/flu. Protect yourselves and others sensibly.

 

very sensible advice .   

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35 minutes ago, lordgrinz said:

it may have been Covid, who knows, who cares....LOL 

oh...... the man of height will be along before you can say " willyoupleasestopthepasteand postmost ofusknow betterbynow"

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44 minutes ago, JensenZ said:

That might have been the general belief a year or two ago, but much has come to light about the negative sides of COVID-19 vaccinations since then. We are able to discuss it now as governments are finally starting to release statistics on excess deaths correlated to the vaccination periods from 2021 - 2022. You need to get up to speed.

Well you need to  quote your sources. Especially when excess deaths from 2021-2022 are  being correlated to vaccinations and not to Covid.  :cheesy:

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12 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

From the genius who said this:

Not getting vaccinated is like walking into speeding Bangkok traffic, says Thailand's top medical expert

https://www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/aseanplus-news/2022/03/19/not-getting-vaccinated-is-like-walking-into-speeding-bangkok-traffic-says-thailand039s-top-medical-expert

looks like you edited out the good part .     5555    i kinda like this version : " trying to get the real facts accepted by the brick walls at AN  is like walking into speeding Bangkok traffic "  https:/misssionimpossible.con

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2 hours ago, Ben Zioner said:

Well you need to  quote your sources. Especially when excess deaths from 2021-2022 are  being correlated to vaccinations and not to Covid.  :cheesy:

There's no need to quote sources as this is an informal discussion and the information is very easy to find online. If you believe vaccinations are good for you, that's your choice. You're lucky you had a choice as many didn't and lost their jobs if they didn't want to be vaccinated.

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15 hours ago, webfact said:

some patients in Thailand have been infected with both Covid-19 and influenza at the same time and those who fall seriously sick should get tested for both of them

Its good advice for those at risk, especially the flu as if diagnosed then you can get better medications to help, they don't dish it out unless tested for it.

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Why is influenza lumped in with pneumonia in the statistics?  It's labeled as P&I for those who don't know.  Perhaps, influenza is not differentiated in its symptoms from pneumonia?  And perhaps, just perhaps, there is no differentiation with CV19?  Perhaps that was why influenza disappeared in the first year of CV19 and that was why the same number of people died from CV19 in the first year as P&I the previous year?

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5 minutes ago, WhatMeWorry said:

Dr, Drew warns about permanent heart damage due to Covid shots.

 

 

https://www.wnd.com/2023/10/watch-dr-drew-warn-permanent-heart-damage-covid-shots/

"Dr. Drew on the new study shows 50% of young men who got myocarditis after the vaccine now have permanent heart damage and he doesn’t understand why this isn’t front page news. And he recommends injured students sue any school that mandated it."

 

Yet some idiots  will read this as "50% of young men got permanent heart damage from Covid vaccines", while only one in a million may have gotten myocarditis and only one in two million have permanent heart damage, which may be symptomatic or not.

 

Manipulating idiots is the bread and butter of way too many outlets on the web.

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2 hours ago, JensenZ said:

There's no need to quote sources as this is an informal discussion and the information is very easy to find online. If you believe vaccinations are good for you, that's your choice. You're lucky you had a choice as many didn't and lost their jobs if they didn't want to be vaccinated.

So you don't need any sources, to spread disinformation? I'll take a note of that.

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