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If you take the CDC numbers for people between 30-39 4,994 people have died with a total of 3,968,681 cases recorded, giving a 0.1% fatality rate. Now that also includes people between 30-39 with high blood pressure, diabetes, etc, if you don't suffer from any of that the chance of death is lower. Compound that with the fact that if you do not work at a job which exposes you to the public, and you are able to stay... Source: about 3 years ago
As of Apr 13, the US has had 12,254,982 COVID cases in people under 40, and 7508 deaths in that age group. (Source) That's a case fatality rate of 0.06%. Source: about 3 years ago
Suggestions: 1. Talk to your doctor about the recent changes you have made to your diabetes management plan and your concerns about your recent weight gain. 2. Start counting calories meticulously (buy a food scale if you don't have one!) and make sure your intake isn't exceeding your daily maintenance calories (using 6'1" 210lbs 28yrM + sedentary lifestyle, your daily caloric need is 2550 to 'maintain weight'... Source: 11 months ago
I went to mayoclinic.org, and I have/had most of the symptoms, the biggest is suicide thoughts. My worst is 9 sa suicide scale. Source: 11 months ago
This article by mayoclinic.org provides a nice overview of top surgery including conditions, requirements, risks, etc. Which should save me some hassle. Not too much risk behind these further than, fluid build-up, poor healing, and possible tissue damage. Source: about 1 year ago
I really don't care what mayoclinic.org says? I have no idea who they are, so I don't consider them a reputable source. Source: about 1 year ago
I wish I had a clear, definite, professional answer for you. For now the answer is… not necessarily. Bradycardia - BPM less than 60, even in the 40-50 BPM range - can occur in healthy people. It might, but doesn’t necessarily cause low BP, and the other way around doesn’t generally occur either. There are people with tachycardia who get LBP, and vice versa… so things can vary all different ways when we’re... Source: about 1 year ago
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