Your scare quotes there may convey the opposite meaning than intended.
So far there appears to be "no link" between the severity of a coronavirus infection and whether people continue to experience fatigue months later.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54296223 …
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i'm still not sure what the intended meaning is.
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Wasn't it more likely to occur in healthcare workers exposed to high viral load?
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they should prolly drink some lizol
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It's psychological
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COVID is the new chronic fatigue
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Maybe because it attacks red blood cellshttps://twitter.com/bnberliner/status/1245026602771251201?s=19 …
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that is not what the article says. In fact from the article it's clear that follow up of people hospitalized more often show "long covid" effects that follow up of non hospitalized people which... is true for every single condition ever in medical history.
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He's being sarcastic
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