It hasn’t finished with you. They looked at *mean annual decline* in kidney function before and after infection. www.medscape.com/viewarticle/... - ThreadSky

njbbari3.bsky.social • 55 days ago

It hasn’t finished with you.

They looked at *mean annual decline* in kidney function before and after infection.

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/covid-19-takes-greater-toll-kidneys-than-pneumonia-2024a1000p7a?ecd=WNL_trdalrt_pos1_ous_241231_etid7133338&uac=153582SK&impID=7133338

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vilaskriver.bsky.social•54 days ago

📌 bokmärker

mmechomski.bsky.social•55 days ago

Bugger.

But thx for the info. Appreciate.

Any ideas about what we can we do to slow it etc?

awsparling.bsky.social•54 days ago

A separate worry is that Medscape used AI to help generate this news report.

anniemjbc.bsky.social•54 days ago

📌

tho541.bsky.social•53 days ago

Can you send me a private message I want to ask you something you look so familiar

brebis.bsky.social•55 days ago

This past year many friends have complained of blood in urine yet no sign of UTI when tested. One has to wonder if covid damage is the culprit. Quite concerning.

queenofland.bsky.social•55 days ago

Now I'm wondering how in the world we are going to test the entire human population just to figure out what covid has done to everyone, since it's obviously not a One Size Fits All...but that's exactly what we will have to do.

barbarard.bsky.social•55 days ago

What is surprising is the census has not increased in our dialysis clinic and in our joint venture clinics. I expected that to be the case. Not that I want that, it just surprised me.

njbbari3.bsky.social•54 days ago

I saw a decrease…
🪦🪦🪦🪦🪦🪦🪦🪦

barbarard.bsky.social•54 days ago

Sure, we had so many deaths in 2020 & 2021 & into 2022 but as more people were vaccinated, our death rate slowed down. I just thought there would be an increase in more recent years.

njbbari3.bsky.social•54 days ago

Not yet… if that research is right, at incremental losses per year, we are looking at ten years time for pudding to provide the proof.

tatianatrifan.bsky.social•54 days ago

📌

ang25254.bsky.social•54 days ago

📌

persister.bsky.social•55 days ago

📌

njbbari3.bsky.social•55 days ago

Cohort was 2020 to 2022. Early variants mostly.

Omicrons emerged Nov 2021.

njbbari3.bsky.social•55 days ago

Very good plan to keep reinfecting people. Excellent.

(Sarcasm)

They recommend planning for the future kidney failure burden.

njbbari3.bsky.social•55 days ago

Yeah.

We are going to be ready for that like we were ready to let omicron rip in 21.

We weren’t.

We won’t be.

njbbari3.bsky.social•55 days ago

We might find treatments to slow the cause of worsening kidney function.

Maybe it’s immune mediated, maybe persistent virus, perhaps BP problems… who knows…

But that will cost too.

yeahnaa333.bsky.social•55 days ago

Perhaps people should be taking P.E.A?

njbbari3.bsky.social•55 days ago

The good news

“Medscape reaches over 13 million HCPS, including 6.5 million physicians worldwide”

Maybe more colleagues will pay attention to what’s landing in their email inbox?

I live in hope.

drcaz.bsky.social•54 days ago

My dream for 2025 is that our colleagues start opening their eyes and reading the research

cdrhbiscuitiii.bsky.social•55 days ago

We're ready for anything*
*don't expect present standards

You know where this goes

ph-ph-ph.bsky.social•55 days ago

Kidney burden
Cardiac burden
Diabetes burden
Nervous system burden
Neurodegenerative burden
Immune dysregulation burden
...
Society will be burdened out

wishda.bsky.social•55 days ago

Covid decimated the independent kidney dialysis industry in the U.S. due to killing so many of its patients, so it has less capacity to handle this than it did in 2019.

scarletp1792.bsky.social•55 days ago

anderbergskan.bsky.social•54 days ago

📌

kateraindrops.bsky.social•55 days ago

Parent's friend who has dialysis currently has Covid. As usual the assisted living section of the village did not inform residents there were Covid cases in their living area. :(

njbbari3.bsky.social•55 days ago

Residual kidney function is relevant to survival in dialysis patients… :-/

kateraindrops.bsky.social•55 days ago

Yes, my parent is very upset. Has had a few friends die from Covid from that section of the village. :(

ldes.bsky.social•55 days ago

📌

immunonucmed.bsky.social•55 days ago

These will remain relevant for the duration ... prior to 2300hrs AEDT 31/12/2019, I'd have never had "Humanity across the board, is desperate to have it's arse handed to it on a plate." on my bingo card.🙄🙅🤦‍♀️ #PrecautionaryPrincipleFFS #PreventionBetterThanCure (BTW, there is no💊) #≥FFP2/N95

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