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I couldn’t agree more. If you are a low-risk adult, a COVID-19 infection is not what you should make your risk decisions on but rather it’s #longCOVID. I wish public health messaging is would take this into consideration. Has anyone seen this communicated well? Outside USA?https://twitter.com/Dan_Wyke/status/1418834041437102095 …
I wonder if we could put together a compelling ad with patients all answer a questions or a few related questions about what they wish others knew about #LongCovid ? “Lingering symptoms” is so insufficient to convey the reality.
In Australia I think the message around long Covid is lacking. I feel there’s still a mentality of you’re sick for a week then it’s all good. And I still hear the argument only old people die without consideration that we don’t know the social or economic impact of long Covid
Not really communicated I think(GER). They say "significant # of people have lingering symptoms", then use the same picture of people resting their head on the table as for cfs/me, people say "uh. sad". I don't see people fully understand it's a consequence of infection at all.
Leaves you quite helpless, dealing with cfs/me at least 6 years. I didn't even notice my initial infection. Long covid is what worries me too, but I have yet to see someone take it seriously who isn't already affected.
It's definitely not communicated well even in the US. I blame the @CDC for this and their continued burial of their heads in the sand about it.
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