>medical experts are helpless to save someone from FLUID in their lungs
Couldn't we just turn them upside down and sonicate the fluid out of their lungs? I know vaccuum would be too risk but why not use a resonance frequency to vibrate all the fluid and phlegm out of the person? I know it would look silly as fuck but I don't see why it wouldn't work better that what they're doing now. (Letting people drown to death)
Yes, I remember that's how they saved your mother after I cummed in her mouth so much she drowned
Cooper Baker
We could hang them upside down to cure them of a disease they got from a bat.
Blake Moore
I don't think think anyone can save op from his own stupidity
Ayden Hughes
They're not dying from fluid in the lungs. They're dying from lack of oxygen absorption in the blood
Benjamin Torres
We have ventilators and maybe a drug. The huge issue is the fact we have practically focused more on cancer and Alzheimer's etc that we kind of forgot about Pneumonia drugs or machine treatments. After this incident I do think we will have better in America and as much options as we do cancer. DNA editing, robotics and yes even nanomachines might lead the way.
If you start coofing, just sleep face down to prevent the mucus from draining into your lungs while you sleep. That’s when most of the fluid gets in there because you don’t cough it back up nearly as often when sleeping and you’re also not moving much so it just drains away.
t. PhD in common sense
Nicholas Bell
Too much of medicine is focused on pill popping and wonder drugs. We are way behind on basic biomechanical engineering solutions. Perhaps this will finally be the time people wake up and recognize that there are a lot of ways to mechanically mitigate lung damage.
t. Biochemistry Ph.D.
Anthony Young
Sonicators have big warnings teling you not to put your finger in them during operation, and you want to sonicate a person's lungs. While other organs such as the heart are also heavily taxed by the disease. I don't even know why I reply to these fucking threads.
I thought about a simple cure for the corona as well. You see, people's lungs fill with fluid yes? And fluid, when heated vaporizes, right? So you just gotta boil that shit out. Let's start clinical trials in Africa.
your lungs aren't just giant cavities. they're not like flesh tanks that hold air. you have bronchi which branch off into terminal bronchioles, which supply aveoli, which are clusters of little fleshy sacs that hold air.
you can't intubate fluids that collect in your aveoli. here bro, take a straw, touch it to a soaked sponge, and suck. what happens? nothing.
David Carter
Why don’t we just microwave them for a second ? Agitate the water molecules , dry them out , bing bang boom
>they say corona is paired with a dry cough >people are dying from fluid in their lungs Clearly something isn't adding up here. If you had fluid in your lungs from corona, your cough would be moist as your body tries to expel it.
Nathaniel Cook
There's a very simple and effective way to cure yourself from the virus. It is passed through respiratory droplets -- every time you cough the virus comes out of your body. There is only a finite amount of the virus cells in your body so just cough them all out and you're cured.
Angel Adams
Liberals dont have issues with showing names from shootings to smear gun rights, why the fuck is this any different? No names means nothingburger.
Adrian Wright
underrated
Josiah Barnes
Because the fluid is preventing oxygen absorption you ignorant Lime.
Kayden Peterson
Disturbing photos show body bags lining the hallways of a Brooklyn hospital before being wheeled out to refrigerated trucks as NYC's coronavirus death toll surges past 2,400
Meh, not as good as advertised judging by the other responses
Wyatt Nelson
based
Alexander Morales
Truly the only response this thread deserves
Caleb Hall
They're looking for blood plasma from people who recovered because it contains antibodies that are familiar with the virus. Introduce it to those who lack anti bodies to help them fight the virus.
Henry Rogers
no treatments only endless suffering and lockdown until you all accept the vaccine + implanted chip. that is the reason for all this so nothing but that acceptance will end it.
Angel Hill
They need to put them upside down, that's how BATS survive it !
Everything is coming full circle !
HA HA HA HA HA HA !!!!
Blake Barnes
Easier to make a billion off a new pill
William Hernandez
The standard to become a doctor should be alittle higher. Most doctors don't even know how the machines work, only how to use them.
Eli Barnes
Sides are in orbit
Ayden Sanders
This "doctor in scrubs in his kitchen" mentions the first but and the second, strictly sticks with "patients dying of pneumonia" and never mentions the Cytokine. Is there something I'm missing here? The Cytokine wouldn't explain the symptoms he describes and isn't widely known by now? Also, any updates on the brain damage aspect of COVID?
I raise sheep and this is a fairly common practice if the lamb has fluid in it's airways. Just give it a good swing by its back legs and get the fluid out.
Jack Lee
>Because the fluid is preventing oxygen absorption you ignorant Lime. No, because the tissue in the alveoli are destroyed by virus and just a leaking mess of ooze and pus. The lungs are full of fluid because the alveoli are destroyed.
No those are children that have been tranqulised. They're transporting them to a rehab clinic.
Evan Cox
Because someone has to counter wrong think.
Brody Mitchell
Why not use a breathable liquid to clean out the lungs? Hasn't liquid breathing already been developed for deep sea diving or was that just a movie?
Lucas Smith
big wew
Cameron Campbell
>he thinks tissue scaring and inflammation is fluid in the lungs
do you even know what disease you are talking about
Joshua Anderson
That was the abyss bro
Noah Martinez
>The lungs are full of fluid because the alveoli are destroyed. lmao, you dont know what you are talking about. The lungs are full of fluid because the virus replicates in the cells of the lungs, kills those cells and then starts an inflammatory cascade, which prohibits o2 exchange in the alveoli.
Connor Flores
These doctors are literally retarded. Drain the lungs by hanging the victim by the ankles like a bat. Fucking obvious shit. Also, inject them with aquarium cleaner.
William Phillips
Underrated explanation
Liam Johnson
That was good shit actually I'm going to add it to my pandemic movie list.
Nolan Hill
They need ECMO, not vents. By the time they’re on vents oxygen exchange isn’t happening at the cellular level due to the amount of fluid in the lungs.
I watched that formula 1 racing movie called “Rush”. Apparently Nikki Lauda had fluid routinely sucked out of his lungs after he literally burn them by breathing in fire for over 1 min. Don’t know if true.
Easton Robinson
Seriously though, can't we hook people up to those blood circulation machines, suck their blood out, mix oxygen into it and pump it back in?
Oliver Parker
It’s not a lung fluid problem, it’s that the virus prevents oxygen from binding to your blood and all your organs start to fail. More details here archive.is/ONUmi
Jaxon Scott
lots of ventilators just became available.
Luis Hall
Wow look at all those fat fucks
Julian Davis
Is there a webm?
David Rogers
Ironically, I heard there's a really good breathing machine that rotates you around even upside down to keep the fluid in your lungs at optimal position for allowing breathing
Evan Wright
There is a very thin line between "loosening mucous" and "liquefying lung tissue". One huge part of the problem is that COVID-19 causes extreme lung inflammation that blocks the airways and does not respond well to the mainstay treatments. Acutely its incredibly difficult to do aside from something like ECMO.
My ICU fellowship friend has 3 COVID-19 patients and they are "difficult cases".
>Couldn't we just turn them upside down and sonicate the fluid out of their lungs? Reminder that we're talking about patients with an average age of 80.
Ayden Murphy
blood transfusion, no?
Jordan James
I saw a video in February on YT about a japanese pathologist, who dissected a Covid-19 victim. He said the fluid in the lungs is very sticky, like glue. The lungs turned into black, sticky mush. Sadly the video got taken down.
Sebastian Gray
4 more years
Parker Johnson
I've seen vids of them flipping patients onto their stomach face down with the ventilators still on so I assume it just doesn't work that well otherwise they would do it more often.