Possible impact of functional active gpcr-autoantibodies in long Covid
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Possible impact of functional active gpcr-autoantibodies in long Covid
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Re: Possible impact of functional active gpcr-autoantibodies in long Covid
#2Maybe someone with a medical background can answer this: Does this mean that long covid could be treated by blocking certain protein receptors?
Re: Possible impact of functional active gpcr-autoantibodies in long Covid
#3Maybe someone with a medical background can answer this: Does this mean that long covid could be treated by blocking certain protein receptors?
I don't think this is a cause, but an indicator of an auto-immune related condition.
Re: Possible impact of functional active gpcr-autoantibodies in long Covid
#4What is "Long COVID" and how was it proved that all participants in the study "have" it?
Re: Possible impact of functional active gpcr-autoantibodies in long Covid
#5Maybe someone with a medical background can answer this: Does this mean that long covid could be treated by blocking certain protein receptors?
Another question: how common are GPCR-antibodies in non-covid patients?
Re: Possible impact of functional active gpcr-autoantibodies in long Covid
#6What is "Long COVID" and how was it proved that all participants in the study "have" it?
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Re: Possible impact of functional active gpcr-autoantibodies in long Covid
#7What is "Long COVID" and how was it proved that all participants in the study "have" it?
Not sure why this is downvoted. I am not qualified to read the paper but I have the same question. My impression was that "long covid" was self reported and there is no way to medically confirm if someone is actually has "long covid"
Re: Possible impact of functional active gpcr-autoantibodies in long Covid
#8What is "Long COVID" and how was it proved that all participants in the study "have" it?
Long covid is ongoing chronic illness symptoms following a covid infection, including but not limited to fatigue, heart problem, lung problems, brain fog, and auto-immune problems.
Re: Possible impact of functional active gpcr-autoantibodies in long Covid
#9I need a smarter person than me to explain what this means please.
Re: Possible impact of functional active gpcr-autoantibodies in long Covid
#10What is "Long COVID" and how was it proved that all participants in the study "have" it?
Not sure why this is downvoted. I am not qualified to read the paper but I have the same question. My impression was that "long covid" was self reported and there is no way to medically confirm if someone is actually has "long covid"
My guess is they corrected for the # of people reporting these symptoms before covid happened.
But I didn't read the article.