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Nikhil Prasad  Fact checked by:Thailand Medical News Team May 11, 2024  6 months, 1 week, 3 days, 5 hours, 51 minutes ago

BREAKING! Doctor From UC San Diego Warns Of New COVID-19 Manifestations Such As Dermatomyositis, Muscular Pains And Alerts About Lung Fibrosis!

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BREAKING! Doctor From UC San Diego Warns Of New COVID-19 Manifestations Such As Dermatomyositis, Muscular Pains And Alerts About Lung Fibrosis!
Nikhil Prasad  Fact checked by:Thailand Medical News Team May 11, 2024  6 months, 1 week, 3 days, 5 hours, 51 minutes ago
COVID-19 News: In recent times, the medical community has been abuzz with new findings regarding COVID-19 and its newly emerged variants. A groundbreaking collaboration between doctors at the University of California San Diego (UCSD) and researchers in the United Kingdom has shed light on previously unseen symptoms and complications associated with the virus. This COVID-19 News report delves into the research conducted by UCSD physician scientist Dr Pradipta Ghosh and her team, highlighting the emergence of dermatomyositis, muscular pains, and lung fibrosis as alarming indicators in some COVID-19 patients.


Doctor From UC San Diego Warns Of New COVID-19 Manifestations
Such As Dermatomyositis, Muscular Pains And Alerts About Lung Fibrosis

 
While many are simply complacent as a result of the circulating fallacy disseminated by ‘garbage’ online experts, health authorities and even certain virologists that love to be in the media and claim that the newer SARS-CoV-2 variants such as JN.1 and its various newer spawns such as the FLiRT variants KP.1, KP.1.1, KP.2, KP.2 etc are all only causing asymptomatic or mild infections and that here is nothing to worry about,….. in reality these newer variants as a result of their enhanced efficacy at disarming initial immune responses and induced reactions,….are causing much more serious damage in the human host that can result in serious long term health and medical issues!
 
Uncovering New Symptoms
Dr Pradipta Ghosh, a leading figure in the field of COVID-19 research at UCSD, initiated a collaborative effort with experts from the University of Leeds, UK. The aim was to delve deeper into the evolving nature of COVID-19 and its impact on human health. What they uncovered was both surprising and concerning: patients were presenting with novel symptoms not previously associated with the virus in the United States.
 
The Discovery: Dermatomyositis and More
Among the new symptoms observed, patients reported rashes on their palms, debilitating muscle pain, and other alarming conditions. Dr Ghosh and her team conducted a thorough investigation, focusing on a group of COVID-19 patients who had been vaccinated. Through collaborative efforts and intensive research, they identified a significant condition - dermatomyositis.
 
"Dermatomyositis is one of those diseases where our body produces antibodies against a protein called MDA5," explains Dr. Ghosh. "These patients typically present with rashes, joint pain, muscle aches, and in severe cases, they may develop scarring of the lungs."
 
Implications for Medical Practice
The revelation of dermatomyositis and its association with COVID-19 variants carries profound implications for medical practice. Dr Ghosh emphasizes the importance of disseminating this knowledge to healthcare professionals worldwide. She stresses that recognizing these new symptoms is crucial in providing timely and accurate diagnoses to patients.
 
"The challenge lies in connecting the dots," says Dr Ghosh. "Patients may initially seek treatment for the rash or muscle pain from their primary care physicians, unaware of the underlying condition. It's essential for doctors to be vigilant and consider COVID-19-related complications, especially lung fibrosis."
 
Lung Fibrosis: A Major Concern
Of particular concern is the potential for lung fibrosis, a condition characterized by scarring of lung tissue. Dr Ghosh warns that while rashes and muscle pain are distressing, it is the damage to the lungs that poses the greatest threat to patients.
 
"The fibrosing lung is a significant driver of fatality in these cases," she emphasizes. "It's imperative that individuals monitor their post-COVID health closely. Any difficulty or inability to resume previous activities should prompt immediate medical attention."
https://www.cbs8.com/video/news/health/uc-san-diego-doctors-research-new-covid-19-symptoms/509-08a9d01d-cae2-40d7-9304-586c6f5cb0f7
 
Expert Advice for the Public
In light of these findings, Dr Ghosh offers practical advice to the public:
-Monitor Post-COVID Symptoms: Individuals recovering from COVID-19, especially those with mild cases, should pay close attention to any lingering symptoms.
 
-Seek Medical Evaluation: If post-COVID symptoms hinder daily activities that were previously manageable, it's crucial to schedule a consultation with a healthcare professional.
 
-Stay Informed: Awareness of emerging research and updates regarding COVID-19 variants can empower individuals to make informed healthcare decisions.
 
Conclusion
The collaborative efforts between UC San Diego and international researchers have uncovered critical insights into COVID-19's evolving nature. Dermatomyositis, muscular pains, and lung fibrosis represent alarming new symptoms that demand immediate attention within the medical community. By staying vigilant and informed, both healthcare professionals and the public can navigate the challenges posed by COVID-19 variants more effectively.
 
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