Multiple People in WWE Test Positive for COVID-19

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The in ring talent that got it really shouldn't be back in the ring considering how many people, including pro athletes, that recover and clear from COVID end up with lung and heart issues weeks/months later. It's not just a "oh you feel better get back in the ring" type of thing, imo. Something you gotta watch and keep up on.
 

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The in ring talent that got it really shouldn't be back in the ring considering how many people, including pro athletes, that recover and clear from COVID end up with lung and heart issues weeks/months later. It's not just a "oh you feel better get back in the ring" type of thing, imo. Something you gotta watch and keep up on.

what athletes ended up with lung and heart problems?


Lol all 30 nba players that had it are in the bubble healthy as can be, hoopin


Y’all really be making shyt up
 
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what athletes ended up with lung and heart problems?


Lol all 30 nba players that had it are in the bubble healthy as can be, hoopin


Y’all really be making shyt up

Red Sox pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez confirms he's dealing with heart issue stemming from COVID-19 infection

There are a lot of stories of marathon runners who months after clearing covid are fatigued walking around the block, healthy people in their early 20s needing lung and heart transplants afterwards. This is an active event, so the long term effects of the virus on the body aren't fully known yet, but the limited studies are showing that organ damage particularly to the heart and lungs are longer lasting than the virus, even in healthy people and athletes.
 

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Red Sox pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez confirms he's dealing with heart issue stemming from COVID-19 infection

There are a lot of stories of marathon runners who months after clearing covid are fatigued walking around the block, healthy people in their early 20s needing lung and heart transplants afterwards. This is an active event, so the long term effects of the virus on the body aren't fully known yet, but the limited studies are showing that organ damage particularly to the heart and lungs are longer lasting than the virus, even in healthy people and athletes.

where’s the rest?


Y’all have the tendency to apply one persons story in totality and it’s disingenuous
 

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where’s the rest?


Y’all have the tendency to apply one persons story in totality and it’s disingenuous

A rare heart condition that could be linked with the coronavirus is fueling concern among Power 5 conference administrators about the viability of college sports this fall.

Myocarditis, inflammation of the heart muscle, has been found in at least five Big Ten Conference athletes and among several other athletes in other conferences, according to two sources with knowledge of athletes' medical care.

Last week, college administrators saw a Facebook post from Debbie Rucker, mother of Indiana offensive lineman Brady Feeney, who wrote that her son was dealing with potential heart problems after battling COVID-19.

The Mid-American Conference, after receiving medical reports about myocarditis and other problems associated with the coronavirus, was the first FBS conference to postpone fall sports on Saturday.

"What we don't know was really haunting us, and that's why we came to our final decision," Northern Illinois athletic director Sean Frazier said. "That's part of the data that our presidents used. This mom gave us a play-by-play. That stuff is extremely scary."

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Dr. Curt Daniels, cardiologist at The Ohio State University, specializes in adult congenital heart disease, connective tissue disorder, adolescent and young adult cardiology and pulmonary hypertension. He said during a COVID-19 briefing with Gov. Mike DeWine Thursday that myocarditis has been found in 10 to 13% of athletes at the university who had tested positive for COVID-19.


“So we know that being an athlete and having high intense competition and training probably induces a higher level of arrhythmia burden, that the exciting of the heart, the stressing of the heart, and if the heart is vulnerable with inflammation, then there’s a risk of a dangerous heart rhythm problem,” Daniels said.

Myocarditis can affect a small part of the heart or a large enough part of the heart that a potential for heart failure is there, so monitoring symptoms is important.

The heart condition goes beyond college athletes. Inflammation has been noted in children and teens who tested positive for COVID-19.

John Swartzberg, clinical professor emeritus of infectious diseases and vaccinology in the UC Berkeley-UCSF Joint Medical Program, said that multi-system inflammatory syndrome has been noted in children who tested positive for COVID-19. Inflammation of the skin, joints, kidneys, lungs, and heart have been found in children with the virus.
 

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So much information out there and you in here posting like an idiot.


Dude’s posting in here is a microcosm of what’s wrong with America :snoop:


So what am I saying wrong?


If a guy recovered from Covid and wants to work, he shouldn’t be allowed to?


He should just be on bed rest for the duration of his life, even if he feels fine?

How is someone that recovered from a virus, wanting life post-recovery a controversy?


How does saying so make me an idiot? You white kids are the fukking worst. I forget what kinda antisocial loser ass nikkas frequent this site sometimes
 
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Dude’s posting in here is a microcosm of what’s wrong with America :snoop:

exactly :snoop:

So what am I saying wrong?


If a guy recovered from Covid and wants to work, he shouldn’t be allowed to?


He should just be on bed rest for the duration of his life, even if he feels fine?

How is someone that recovered from a virus, wanting life post-recovery a controversy?


How does saying so make me an idiot? You white kids are the fukking worst. I forget what kinda antisocial loser ass nikkas frequent this site sometimes

:mjlol: you got it fam
 

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Like I said
And I’ve literally HAD covid. Literally a huge thread about it along with tips on dealing with it
You said...all 30 players are as healthy as can be inside the bubble to help support your case that people are making shyt up. We're posting actual stories to disprove your unfounded b.s. That's how "support" works.

A player just left the bubble and is going to miss the entire playoffs because of the lingering affect it has on his conditioning. What is it that you are missing here breh?
 
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