Kosovo doctor shows how Coronavius hurts his lungs

Morina via a Facebook text, has published a lung rengen showing how Coronavirus harms them.

“Et, a dry cough and fatigue are usually early signs of COVID-19. You can also have pain, vomiting, stomaching, muscle pain, headaches, loss of smell or taste, a throatache or nose bound”, he wrote.

His full post:

Pneumonia at COVID-19

Most people with COVID-19 have mild or average symptoms, such as coughing, fever, or sluggishness. But some infected with the new coronary develop heavy pneumonia in both lungs. This pneumonia is a serious condition that can be deadly.
What is pneumonia?
The seeming lungs resemble sponges, are highly flexible, and filled with air. They serve as “-filter” through which the oxygen from the air absorbed from the outside comes into the blood, and in the opposite direction the unnecessary carbon dioxide from blood comes out of the body.
Pneumonia presents the exasmation of this “-sunfer”, with cases of these small air sacs filled with fluid and their walls rising. This makes oxygen difficult for oxygen to pass from air to blood, and if the inflammation involves much of the lungs, the oxygen level in the blood decreases significantly. This lung inflammation is usually caused by a bacterial infection, but recently because of pandemic nearly all pneumonia is caused by the new coronary.
These are commonly named Pneumon COVID-19 or only COVIED-19, which is the brevity for the disease caused by the coronary 2019.
Symptoms of COVID-19 pneumonia.
Ethet, a dry cough and fatigue are usually early signs of COVID-19. You can also have pain, vomiting, stomaching, muscle pain, headaches, loss of smell or taste, a throatache or nose failure.
If pneumonia develops on these infected ones, symptoms and other signs of rapid heart rate, breathing, rapid breathing, heavy sluggishness, dizziness, and intense perspiration can be shown.
Not all people with COVID-19 infection develop pneumonia. Most people in COVID-19 don't damage their lungs. Only about 15% of COVID-19 cases are severe and are characterized by pneumonia in both lungs. These may need oxygen treatment at the clinic. While about 5% of people have critical diseases and need a ventilator that helps the patient to breathe.
Who of the individuals infected with the new coronary are in danger of developing pneumonia?
In any infected person, pneumonia may develop, but more endangered are the elderly and those with other health problems such as lung disease, arterial hypertensions, other heart disease, diabetes, kidney failure, or even overweight and obesity.
How is pneumonia diagnosed-19?
Pneumonia COVID-19 is diagnosed based on symptoms, lung radiographies, and laboratory tests.
Indicators of a COVIDD-19 in blood tests can be low lymphocytes (category of white blood cells) and increased C-reactive (CRP). And the oxygen level in the blood measured with thrombics could also be low. Your chest X-ray can show hydrated areas scattered across both your lungs.
Are there treatments for COVID-19 pneumonia?
Pneumonia often needs hospital treatment with the giving of significant amounts of oxygen, whether through the oxygen mask or with the help of a fan. Intravenous fluids, antibiotics, are also provided to prevent the secondary infection of bacteria, drugs that prevent blood vessels from clotting, drugs against inflammation and temperature, and a cortichosteroid called dexametone. Several experimental treatments have been proposed against the virus itself, but so far only one grass, Remdesivir, seems to have an effect.
Can I prevent COVID-19 pneumonia?
The only way to prevent the representation of COVID-19 is not to get infected first. The thought that we will not experience pneumonia even if we become infected because we are not old or chronically ill is wrong. A significant number of seriously shaped patients of COVID-19 with intense pneumonia are middle - aged but also young.