Covid causing hyperglycaemia
While diabetes is known to be a risk factor for severe COVID outcomes, researchers are now observing a new long-term health concern in patients hospitalised with COVID19 -- an increase in new-onset of hyperglycemia, or high levels of blood sugar lasting months after the infection more
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Yes it is true that the there is a spike in sugar levels when Covid 19 patients are being treated. THE SPIKE IN SUGAR LEVEL WAS CAUSED BY THE ADMINISTRATION OF STEROID (DEXAMETHASONE - EVEN WHO RECOMMENDS). Though Steroids are not direct treatmentt for the Virus, it is administered to reduce the inflamation. Steroids are basically designed to reduce the amount of inflammation in the body, which might happen when the body’s own natural immune system tries to fight any virus, infection or bacteria. IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW THAT STEROIDS WON’T CURE THE CONDITION, BUT THEY TEND TO GIVE RELIEF TO THE PATIENT BY REDUCING THE INFLAMMATION IN THE BODY. more
Jul 27
Which researcher? The guy who comes to iron your clothes. You know it is a crime to spread rumours which are scaring the public. more
Jul 25
There are several research publications on this subject, and it is an established finding. One of the publications is "Acute and long-term disruption of glycometabolic control after SARS-CoV-2 infection" by L.Montefusco, et al. - Nature Metabolism 3, 774-785(2021).
Please educate yourself to give respect to others - particularly to the womenfolk. Many of the contributors to the Local Circle are much more academically accomplished, better informed, and much higher cultured than you. more
Please educate yourself to give respect to others - particularly to the womenfolk. Many of the contributors to the Local Circle are much more academically accomplished, better informed, and much higher cultured than you. more
Jan 03
