Morina: Coronavirus affects respiratory organs, the most endangered lungs

Morina pointed out that when the lungs have contact with the virus, there is also the inflammation of respiratory paths and lung tissue.

This is a new virus that wasn't earlier and now we're getting to know each day more, doing numerous studies by many scientists and what's characteristic of this virus is that it's carried through the air, respectively, through the dots coming up during coughing, during the sneezing, but sometimes even by the speech”.

And the moment this is distributed through the air, the first contact that comes into contact is respiratory organs, and it connects to various parts of the respiratory organs, and that's where it gives its effect - the exasperation of respiratory roads and lung tissue”.

“Pneumony is a direct consequence of the action of the virus and the immunity that fights the virus, and pneumonia, even though it does not appear to most people, but to those who appear and show a heavy clinical mirror, which endangers the life of”.

He added that this virus in most cases does not affect people with high immunity.

The Kosovo doctor also explained some of the symptoms of this virus that they may have fever, throat pain and a little persistent coughing.

But the elderly and chronically ill are different.

“In most cases, this virus does not provide a serious disease, it usually gives a mild or average disease, so it can produce fever, throat pain, and persistent coughing”.

In certain cases, we have a more severe mirror than those I mentioned. So, we have symptoms shown by a two-way viral pneumonia, while, at a lower rate, the disease may also be critical, so it needs to be in an intensive treatment unit”.

And they're studying why it's happening. One of the areas under study is that immunity to older people and chronically ill people is acting irregularly, as should a virus, and this virus is using this immune orientation disorder”.