COVID EG.5 Variant: Hospitalizations on the Rise
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2023
- Roger Seheult, MD of MedCram examines the EG.5 COVID-19 sub-variant, and the rise of COVID related hospitalizations. See all Dr. Seheult's videos at: www.medcram.com/
(This video was recorded on August 17th, 2023)
Roger Seheult, MD is the co-founder and lead professor at www.medcram.com/
He is Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine and an Associate Professor at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine.
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@Medcram - Question on the Utah Data per a potentially significant confounding variable...
Are they still calling anyone who has received their most recent dose or booster, “unvaccinated” during the following 14 days, if they are hospitalized for covid?
And does the “vaccinated” include those who got their first two shot series, or single dose product, but never kept up on any boosters for the following 1-2 years, or just those who have had a dose less than 1 year or 6 months ago, but more than 14 days?
These definitions become supremely important when making claims about what is happening to the “vaccinated” vs the “unvaccinated”
Thank you.
is this like variant you equated the risk for the unvaccinated to that of jumping out of a plane without a parachute
while the risk for someone who was vaccinated was that of jumping with a parachute?
quite convenient you cant tell us the vaccination status anymore
all the files must have fallen out of the plane also
now you magically found the files again
parroting the same rigged garbage from farma 3 years in 100% effective cuz 2 died in the placebo group and 1 died in the vaccine group
after they excluded the people from the vaccine group who died or were so sick they couldnt get the 2nd shot or worse added them to the unvaccinated group
WAR Crimes, $w!ng time.
@@Denise-ux4xd - Mi$take$ were made. Plea$e forgive u$.
“The vaccine should be tested on politicians first.
If they survive, the vaccine is safe.
If they don’t, then the country is safe.”
- Monika Wisniewska
……….
Before or after we had randomized controlled trials?
@@Medcram before
@@Spicy_guero Repeatedly !! 😀
@@Medcramat the point at which the politicians make mandates. It'd be up to them whether there's those trials yet or not. Either way, original post is correct: we'd all be much safer
Works for me.
I am from the Philippines. My husband and I are unvaccinated. We had a full physical check up for our work. My husband works in a company and I am a kindergarten teacher. Our doctors are baffled because from head to toe, my husband and I are healthy though we are unvaccinated. They are asking what we did during this 3-year lockdown.
I don't trust very many doctors, they profit off people being sick and when push comes to shove they value their livelihood more than human life.
Good for you! I pray for all the good people in the Philippines. I want to visit some day. I'm a 58 yo American who has more friends in the Philippines than in the US. The Filipinos I know are just so way cool! Very sweet!
Keep safe and remember to get outside, get a mild amount of exercise and don't eat much after 6PM.
You and your husband are healthy because you did exactly the opposite of what "they" told you to do.
They aren't baffled. They're upset they can't make money off your good health.
Good for you both 🌼💯
I’m a 53 year old unvaccinated woman… I’ve just had Covid for the first time and it was a big nothing burger. I had no congestion, a dry cough and two mornings of body ache which went after I got up. It was the most mild cold I’ve ever had. I took quercitin, zinc, vitamin D, vitamin C, NAC and gargled a few times during the day.
I like it. YAY to us unvaccinated.. herd immunity.God Bless
That is the kind of world we have been hoping to arrive: COVID as another nuisance that is sever only in the vulnerable. Not much hope of eradicating it, but a lot of hope for living with it.
HIV and polio are big nothing burgers in their acute phase. But AIDS and Post Polio Syndrome are no fun.
Great that things worked out well!
It is good that it was mild. However, the immediate impacts and risks are only the start. Independent of those you now have a 10-20% chance of developing long COVID and suffering with that for years. Apart from that you have a 13-14% chance of developing an autoimmune disease as a result. And increased risks of dementia, cardiovascular disease. Even worse, you have a much higher risk of COVID derived clotting. The virus damages the bodies clotting mechanisms leading to a whole new set and form of clotting diseases.
Worst of all, you have now been aged by the virus’ impact on your body through at least three mechanisms - direct organ and brain injury, methylation of your DNA, and shortening of the telomeres on the ends of your chromosomes. At 53, the usual impact of those are 1) about 10 years; 2) about 6 years; and 3) about 13 years respectively. Whether you feel it or not immediately, COVID very likely injured you.
It is good that you didn’t suffer immediate lung or organ injury. But it is important to understand that that is not the only way this disease does harm. And that in about five months, your immunity will have declined sufficiently for you to catch the disease again; and in 9 months to potentially suffer even the most severe impacts should you be infected again.
I say this less to you I than to others. I worry for you and the impacts on you. I worry more about the impacts on others. We all must make our own choices. I hope for your sake that your luck continues. Do know that that it is a gamble.
What percentage of unvaccinated hospitalized individuals had a prior Covid infection?
Pretty much everyone had covid at this point. Even if you weren't symptomatic, your immune system dealt with it already, probably multiple times
He is saying clearly in the beginning ,he doesn't know what is the vaccination status of those admitted to hospital at 0:54
@@Lolipop59that means they are vaccinated, if they weren’t you couldn’t get them to shut up about it, as opposed to saying “we don’t know nothing about nothing”
@@NJ-wb1cz Looking for something related yesterday, I saw a CDC estimate that about 1 in 4 Americans does not test positive for antibodies indicating infection. (I don't know how those are different from ones produced by the various vaccines, but I guess they are.)
@@flagmichael It doesn't mean much. Testing isn't perfect, lack of particular antibodies doesn't mean there wasn't an infection
I'm 70 years old and I had Covid three weeks ago and it lasted four days and it was like a head cold with chills, runny nose and a cough. On the fifth day it was like I never had it. This is the second time I've had Covid and I've been vaccinated twice. My boyfriend got it from me and he is in his 60s and it was even milder for him. He was never vaccinated. From Connecticut.
Sounbnds like my second infection except mine only lasted 2 days. Pity the figures given don't include those who have had a previous infection as well as for those who have been vaccinated.
So you have met a younger man who doesn't comply easily with crazy order. You are happy :)
Glad to hear that you’re recovering
I've had covid twice. First time was a moderate cold. Second time my body recognized it and it was barely a sniffle. Only knew it was covid and not a mild cold because I tested. I am unvaccinated. I am not worried about any new variant.
@@RomanoPRODUCTION very! He was smarter than me lol
Can you do a video on all the young athletes dropping dead from hart attacks.
😂😂🤣
Can you learn how to spell *heart*
@@frany4417 the grammar n_azi 😂😂
@@frany4417 I swear I almost got a hart attack from laughing 🤣
@73Katerchen
I'm not one that EVER corrects grammar. But if ppl are just trying to spread ridiculous disinformation. At least spell it right. Just sayin!
I'm blaming my tablet, but good for you.@@frany4417
I believe hospitalizations could be prevented with early treatment using things like famotidine, ivermectin, zinc, hydroxychloroquine, aspirin, etc.
Don't think you want to take all those substances all the time, and when you realise you got COVID, it's maybe just too late 😐 Enough 😴, 🌞, healthy life style (avoid sugar, EtOH, 🚬, + other drugs), Vit D (4000 IU in winter), zinc, NAC (when infected), and cold showers, will improve your immune status, not only for COVID. I started with hot/cold showers, but in the meantime, I think cold showers are even more effective. It increases blood circulation in long term, burns body fat, and improves your mental strength.
and the hidden secret from big Pharma Vitamin D3
As! Tarot...
Also quercetin and vit d
@@newnewsbrooklyn1513especially vitamin D. But do not wait until you are sick. Make sure your D levels are good before! We are unvaccinated and sailed through covid like it was a cold. We have excellent D levels.
thank you for the clarification- What will be important for myself, a Fam Med MD, is 1) are these admissions patients who are admitted for other reasons and happen to have COVID vs how many are admitted BECAUSE OF COVID, 2) how many ER visits, 3) how many infections are serious enough to be admitted, 4) how many of those wind up in the ICU, 5) how many die from the current strains, 6) how long it takes to recover for those folks every step of the way, 7) how many develop long-COVID. 8) how many in each step of the way are vaccinated vs not. Yup. I think that covers it. Thanks for the video, as usual.
No, you missed one - how many of these are from VACCINE ONLY.
I’m an OB/Gyn. It would be great to know incidence rate for COVID patients but it’s very difficult to get an accurate number. 6 people in my circle have had COVID recently. All had only home tests so were not reported as cases. All were very sick but able to stay home. So we really can’t see how many total cases are out there. That makes hospitalization rate a more reliable number.
It’s hard to say whether many of these people are hospitalized due to COVID vs despite COVID. So many of them are intermediate. Would that CHF or COPD exacerbation patient required hospitalization if they didn’t have COVID at that time?
Too much common sense in this post PicoDegallo 🕵️
And - look at the ER records. Look for vax status documentation. It's rare.
@@ichoosehope
My vaccines are all in my MyChart account and that is accessible to all local hospitals.
What about the large uptick in myocarditis in young men? Can you comment on the large increase in all cause mortality for the 35-64 age group?
Nothing to see here.... move along!
There is not a "large uptick in myocarditis in young men" it continues are traditional background level. The increase in all cause mortality for the 35-64 age group is caused by infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
@@salvatorelivreri 😀
@@christopherrobinson7541 Are you serious or sarcastic?
Doesn't this meet the expected fall response? I believe it was last year I read that we would expect a slight upsurge each fall much as we would with the flu. Their shot status would be very interesting to know about as well as the comorbidities involved with these specific people.
Of the people that I know and know of only three are unvaccinated. None of us have had the runny nose but all the vaccinated except one have had the runny nose. My dentist, who runs his own 4 chair practice, was forced, against his wish, to get vaccinated and wear mask, has had covid three times. He absolutely hates Jacinda even more than I do.
It’s what we have seen most summers when it gets hot and people spend more time indoors with others, during COVID times, especially as new variants present themselves. Of course this usually coincides with either vaccine antibodies waning as well as previous COVID vaccines infection antibodies waning. College students are going back to dorms, students are starting school soon, too, in the next few weeks. Most likely the infections will increase as these groups come together indoors.
Whacha smoking? It's still deep summer right now !
@@Gladiator-qu7codumb comment
@cherylhartman4795 - everything in your comment is addressed in this comment section thread. The comorbidities can't be provided for each individual. It would take the focus away from the most necessary information. The vaccine status is noted. You're lazy.
Please talk about why there is an increase in young people having heart attacks and why fast-growing cancers are on the rise and so on. Please talk about the increase in sudden deaths. Thank you!
There is no increase in young people having heart attacks, however in the UK across all age groups there has been a 6% year on year increase in heart disease and this trend has continued during the pandemic.
There is no increase in fast-growing cancers.
There has been no increase in sudden deaths.
Currently in the grasp of Covid.
Had the original version 3 years ago, before vaccines. 2 weeks of horrible illness, then years of recovery from thyroid, skin and lung issues, not to mention hairloss.
I am a PCP, in primary and UC. Exposed frequently. 3 vaccines. I do all the things. Vitamins, exercise, hot/cold, etc..
Now this new covid, is horrific. The sorethroat alone is exhausting, 5 days. Headache is 9/10, cough is gagging. Body aches, fever 102. Not hospitalized.
My question is: if i home tested and quaranteed myself, how does this covid number be counted?
The new case numbers are askew.
Be safe, be healthy.
My 25 years old unvaxxed currently has it.
Like you bitterly complaining of severe headache, sore thoat,tiredness and needing to sleep a lot and sweating a lot. Not much cough.
Very similar to the original infection he had in March 2020 but seems to be worse, or complaining more!
We didn't get it it. He is in strict room quarantine at home. This worked very well in May 23 when my husband had covid.
I am also in healthcare, unvaxxed in Europe and didn't have it since my second bout in March 22
It seems to me weather you are vaxxed or not the outcomes are similar.
Please take care of yourself. Sunlight hydrotherapy and of course, if you have access to Paxlovid (if you can take it without contraindications) see your doctor. . Also, sleep is important if you can get it.
I would recommend the same in the comment above.
@@Medcrampaxlovid is dangerous. Natural remedies are much safer.
better then blood cloths dooh
Please show us influenza hospitalization numbers to compare.
Are you pleading for more vax induced myocarditis?
Currently in the US there are almost no new cases of Influenza; however last year the season started early and there were more than average deaths, the same is expected this year.
My dad has it right now for the first time and is super sick. He’d definitely be in the hospital if he hadn’t gotten on paxlovid. He’s 66 but is very healthy…low bmi, no chronic conditions, takes no prescription medication.
Is he unvaccinated? It makes a difference.
@@eileenwatt8283 he has had 5 vaccines. His last one was in November, the bivalent.
I’m glad he’s not in the hospital. No intervention is 100% effective. And with both natural immunity and vaccination immunity waning people will get sick again but hopefully not into the ICU as T cell immunity is very long lasting.
@@kellys7018 why did he take five vaccines if he is not in a high risk category
@@Medcram what if they have not received a vaccine nor have evidence of prior infection. Considering how much the spike proteins have changed with over 40 mutation and the vaccine based on the original virus is it even worth getting vaccinated ?
Too bad revelations over this last year has me firmly against any more jabs. I was “fully vaccinated” early on and even had a booster a year later. At this point, I’d rather die from C-19 than get another dose.
What you do is so important… Thank you very much.
Not a doctor but I love MedCram videos. Very clear. Keep up the excellent work!
Thank you for watching
MedCrap videos are always the best!😁🤣😂
Merci beaucoup pour votre vidéo.
Interesting... I am a senior citizen, have several comorbidities, got covid, treated it like a bad case of flu, survived just fine. I strongly suspect the people who have been hospitalized have are dealing w/more than the virus. My guess is they had challenging health issues prior to getting this virus & the virus is just pushing them over the edge. Being fearful is also detrimental to one's well being.
That is mostly true. However, there were people at the beginning that were very healthy and yet succumbed to the virus.
@@Medcram the #1 comorbidity is anxiety...fear kills
@@Medcramthis happens with any virus, let alone one with no prior exposure amongst humans tho...
Shout out to MedCram for being a clear, evidence based source of quality information during the pandemic. So many initially well intended "I'm a Dr. giving COVID advice" channels became a grift, political grandstanding or just plain hysterical as the pandemic went on... but you guys kept it real.
Yes. Subscribed to Dr Hansen day 1
Very much appreciated! Very much appreciated!
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😂🤣😂🥴🤦🏽♂️🤡
It’s clear skewing and fudging of bogus statistical data. To fit a narrative. Hmm, elections coming up again… 🤔 MAKES YOU WONDER
That damn Rona is back at it again. No matter… I learned how to deal with this back in 2020. Two shots of Black Label on the Rocks daily and I’m good to go.😂
A friend returned from Europe July 25. Lost ten pounds. He brought covid back with him. He's still sick with sinus infection, lots of mucus, headaches, water in ears (maybe from plane).
Dr gave him Bactrim, flonase and prednisolone. Second Dr visit. He's starting to feel better. This is NJ. Glad he's feeling better as he was very sick.
Thank you, Dr Hansen! DR. SCHEULT!!! My error
What no Ivermectin?
@@helenporter7584dumb comment.
Hmmm, Bactrim is for bacterial infections, not viral. He shouldn't have been prescribed an antibiotic.
Thank goodness he'd had multiple doses of the safe and effective medication.
@@MNP208 Well, this is not 100% correct after 3 years of lies. People needs to look at the MOA of individual antibiotics and some ones have dual uses.
Belief plays a very important role in any illness. In my group of friends and family the people who have been vaccinated seem to be the sickest. Of the unvaccinated there have been no hospitalizations and only 3 people have gotten sick at all.
I know three people who were not vaccinated and died after extended illness in ICU due to COVID. All of the vaccinated I know have had fairly mild infections or no obvious infections at all. On the other side of that, I also know of a 90 year old woman (next door neighbor’s mother) who is unvaccinated and might be expected to have a tougher time of it but only had some bronchitis-like symptoms. We all have our anecdotes. It’s highly individual and unpredictable.
@@headlesswonderthat’s why you need lots of data. But I take it you knew that already. 😊
@@headlesswonder Yes there are two sides to every coin. I have a brother in a nursing home right now that is having heart and brain issues. He is fully vaccinated his girl friend is not doing well either. I only know one person who was vaccinated that is having no issues. I think it is possible there are people with a certain blood type who are more vulnerable to having bad side effects.
Viruses don't care about opinions.
@@headlesswonder if you like data about this stuff check out Dr Jeffrey Campbell
Can't believe it's been years now, since I first thanked you for being here. 8/21/23 Thank you for being here, still keeping us updated and informed. You and anyone involved with this channel, have been a priceless resource of clear, concise information.
Thank you! It's why I'm here. Nothing is more remunerative than hearing that people are benefiting from the knowledge that they are receiving. Even some people who come to leave bad comments, if they stay long enough begin to understand what this channel is about. Thanks again.
@@Medcram Will this Eris variant need more days to recover? What are the main reasons for more people to be admitted into the hospital?
We will always support this channel. They're one of the best.
That's not enough. This guy is a saint!
Please can you do a new video on long covid and also vaccine associated long term illness?
They wont touch that one.
Appreciate you keeping up with all this. I’m an RN on the Neuro and trauma floor and we still have seen our share of covid.
Sorry to hear that
I’m impressed with how clearly you explain the stats: 95%CI, significance etc. It’s something that is challenging to convey simply and meaningfully to a statistics-naive audience.
I really wish I had your examples for statistics 25 years ago… I might have gotten an A
Thank you!
Yes, but confidence intervals far from 1.0 don't prove anything about the suitability of the study. It is just a rudimentary check to make sure you have some kind of signal that separates from noise; it does not mean that your signal is actually relevant to the issues being studied, or that the data is of any practical value.
@@johnsheehy4192 A necessary, but not sufficient condition.
@@johnsheehy4192 Yes, the context is what addresses that. It's pretty straightforward.
Curiously, the rate of hospitalizations in age categories 70-79 and 80+ is greater among those with the bivalent booster than those with only fully vaccinated status. (Referring to the chart at time point 14:20 in the video.) So in those age groups, having the bivalent booster seems to be a bad idea. What's up with that?
Thank you so much for this video.
Hello Dr. Could you make a video about yhe XBB booster like you did for the BA5 booster?
I know dozen’s of friends (fully vaxxed and boosted) who have COVID right now. It’s nuts!
Can you revisit excess deaths?
Yes.
@@Medcram and please, be truthful like DR John Campbell ..
Can you do a video about excess deaths since the covid era?
We’ve done several
It's important to be able to differentiate being hospitalized 'from' Covid, and 'with' Covid.
Yes. We did have “with” in the past when everyone was screened at the ER. However we stopped doing that and now only those with respiratory conditions suspicious for COVID are tested. With the up surge we may go back here Temporarily
@@Medcram so they're still going with "with" instead of from
@@Medcram yes with the super-reliable antibody and rt-pcr testing 😊😀👍👍
@@73KaterchenIt has been primarily a screening procedure. COVID positive patients had to be isolated from the uninfected.
So... Can we start prescribing ivermectin, and recommending zinc, NAC, Omega-3’s, Vitamin C, A, and D3, for patient and their household on first symptoms or knowledge of exposure NOW?
At first symptoms or even exposure it is far too late to take D3. It takes months to build from the 10 - 30 ng/ml where most people will be to the necessary > 50 ng/ml.
No, because prescribing ivermectin is malpractice. It's a great drug for worms and lice, only.
I just recovered from my first experience with COVID. It was not fun. My HR jumped from my normal mid 60s up to around 100. My blood oxygen level dropped from 99 down to 91. I had fever up to 101 and chills so bad that I thought I was going to break my teeth from all the chattering. I also had a major sore throat, headache, earache some coughing and sneezing. I also lost my senses of taste and smell. Worst of all was the body aches. I could hardly stand to roll over in bed. I took Advil and Tylenol together and that really helped but my doc called in Paxlovid because of my HR and blood oxygen level. Paxlovid worked really well but two days after completion of the course, I had Rebound COVID and had to go back home for five more days. My total time was two weeks and two days. I was tired for an additional week. I'm back to work and back in the gym now. I can't believe I finally got COVID, but I'm glad it was not Delta. I also took a multi-vitamin and extra Vitamin D3 while I was sick. It had been nearly a year since my last booster vaccine. I know so many people who have been sick with COVID over the past month. It's crazy right now.
Thank you for relating your experience. I’m glad it worked out in the end.
Where are you located?
An increase from 1 to 2 is a 100% increase.
oh so awesome...🙃 pls update us when you know more about vaccination status or other details we should be aware of...thanks for keeping us all informed.
Will do. Even as I get information on vaccination in my own ICU, will still rely on data sets like Utah, or any other state that has them as it is a more complete picture than just my ICU.
Thanks for always being here, guys. And thanks Dr S for the time you shared the piano vid.
Thanks for that update & keeping us informed Doc! Hopefully, this uptick is just transient, levels out, and diminishes quickly.
You bet the pharmaceutical industry will be happy.
We have Eris in Ireland. There has been a sharp rise in cases and hospitalisations since the start of Ju y but that rise appears to be abating now.
Glad to hear that. I’m thinking that’s exactly going to happen here.
The number of patients in hospital with covid-19 (with or without another issue that brought them to hospital in the first place) has been falling slowly over the last few days. But, because this idiot country only records cases weekly in arrears, I shall have to wait until next Wednesday to see if this trend is reflected in the cases.
It's really great being an immune-compromised kidney transplantee when most people here think it's all over - even the media. Sometimes I think I'm the only person outside of the health service keeping track of the figures and trends.
😅
You also had a 26% increase in excess deaths above the 5 years average in January 23, the UK had +24%, nothing on the news I'm sure, if it was the unvaxxed dying of covid it would be front page and 24/7 news, so we know it's not that. I wonder if it's mainly kids having heart attacks like in the UK, this "new normal" is very strange.
90% of Ireland's population is vaccinated so no wonder you are getting sick.
We have Anus in England
What are the figures for those who can’t catch covid at all?
I tried to catch it when my family got it. Did igg and igm tests twice, did rapid test and pcr and I couldn’t catch it. Despite sharing utensils and drinks and kissing my husband with covid. Iv never had flu either despite hanging out with flu infected people often. Perhaps something to look into. Why are some of us seemly naturally immune to these common respiratory infections?
Before anyone asks, never had a vaccine for flu or covid ever.
As usual great useful info.
I’m an ICU Trauma RN. I worked in the Covid ICU at its worst. I never tested positive for Covid the entire time. I have been vaccinated. Just this past week, I thought I had the flu and went into see my doc.. I have Covid. Symptom: 2 days of fatigue, that night chills and 103 temp. Next day, no taste or smell. Respiratory symptoms started on day 4. I was put in on antiviral and all symptoms have left except a mild cough. My hospital has 13 Covid admits but none in the ICU at this time. I’m in St Louis
Some others mention severe headache. I hope you have been spared.
Yes. This is a common situation. Glad you are feeling better. As the data from Utah shows, the vaccine efficacy is higher for more severe disease. I’m sure it’s also the same for previous infection but we should see if there’s data.
-Just a few short years ago, when the response to the pandemic brought the world to a standstill. Businesses were closed, people were arrested and beaten up for resisting the lockdowns. Many lost their jobs, numerous others were forced to undergo medical procedures they had good reason to object to.
People were subject to arrest for kayaking, surfing, walking in the woods alone during lockdowns. New Zealand fined people for driving into other cities for KFC. Australia locked people up in quarantine facilities. Many otherwise normal people lost their minds supporting these draconian laws, opting instead to censor and cancel anyone who would speak out against it.
In Canada, truck drivers were brutalized, unpersoned, had their business licenses taken away and their bank accounts frozen. In many European countries, the elderly were fined for refusing to take the jab. In Australia, people were brutalized by the police for not masking up in public. In the Netherlands, police sicced their K9 units on peaceful protesters.
And all the while this was happening, BLM protesters burned American neighborhoods to the ground while politicians like Kamala Harris supported bail funds for these terrorists. Antifa took over an entire neighborhood in Seattle, turning it into a free-for-all police-free zone where crime, including rapes, were rampant. Several people, including minors, were killed. Those living in the neighborhood were displaced, their businesses never to recover.
Countless were censored and canceled as conspiracy theorists for even questioning the efficacy of the lockdowns, of mask mandates, of the vaccines. Many today still are. You can't have these kinds of conversations on RUclips, on TikTok, on Facebook or Instagram. You can only have these conversations on Twitter.
Children were pulled out of schools to be taught via Zoom, their socialization brought to a standstill. The effects of their lack of cognitive development will have long-term consequences. The only silver lining was that parents were now made privy to what their kids were learning in classrooms, from teachers grooming them with gender ideology and critical race theory.
Even still, society didn't need to be locked down. And the medical workers who demanded respect for their efforts in hospitals were treated, at least for awhile, as heroes -- frontline workers deserving of respect. Trust the science. That is until many of them refused to go through with the vaccine mandate. Then they too, like everyone else who resisted, was discarded.
the 13 admitted how many are jabbed vs unjabbed?
@@flagmichael No headache… I had 2 days of body aches.. probably my worst symptom
Just wondering. What are the comorbidities that hospitalized and patients who die share? I think this is essential data. What about previous Covid infections status? Absolute risk / million. And it is pretty pathetic that there is no standard reporting of data in the US so that rates can be readily compared.
I believe it’s still the same comorbidities that we’ve had before. Age, male, obesity, high blood pressure, and diabetes. I’m sure there are others as well such as diet. However, it is not just limited to people with these things as well. It’s just more common.
Would like to see the actual data and strength of associations with the various comorbidities, as well as combinations of comorbidities re hospitalizations, and deaths. Also the issue of dying with Covid vs from Covid and inbetween. It really is essential data to properly analyze risk. Distressingly the Utah Covid website seems to have shut down or at least cannot be accessed as of this moment.
Thanks for the informative videos! 😊
Do we get an update on the vaccination status of these cases and hospitalizations?
MedCram Intel was kick ass in the begining and your medical intelligence education is kick ass today! Doc, thank you and God bless everything you do!
Appreciate it. Sticking to data (regardless of what the conclusions are and how popular they are) is what we intend to do.
Great data analysis
"Suppressed due to privacy"... in younger ages makes no sense or why no respect for the privacy of other ages????
It has do with the number of deaths in that group. There’s so few that they would be able to tie it to specific cases that’s the reason why it’s suppressed.
oh right there is a new booster coming in september. we still have to push a little.
I do recommend a booster daily 😂
Dr. Seheult should have been the point person in 2020 and beyond, instead of Fauci.
Seriously. He could have saved hundreds, maybe thousands of lives!
Thanks for the vote of confidence. There were others as well. 😁
Thank you! I was wondering about this. It is going around Virginia! We stopped publicly tracking it too. Thanks again!
It’s true. I got COVID from a trip to Disney World with my kids….I had severe pounding headaches, awful back pain and weakness and shortness of breath. My pulse oximeter at home showed my oxygen saturation levels dropping to 71% if I got up and moved around the house. I was bed and chair bound for 2 weeks while my body cleared the infection. This was in the 3rd and 4th week of July 2023. I was also triple vaxxed. This virus mutates so much and so fast that I don’t think vaccines can keep up with it. It’s worse the bird flu or swine flu in terms of its mutability.
Wow. That’s rough. Imagine how it would have been if your T cells weren’t around.
@@MedcramOne of the things I wonder about is how much previous infection and vaccination have been responsible for the reduced mortalities in recent years.
@@flagmichaelnot sure
Yes but also imagine how it might have been better if the immunity had not been impaired with imprinting and altering of the mucousal immunity? Two sides of every coin. With all due respect, what you said is true but there is much more to the story that unfortunately is not being made widely evident. Risk benefit analysis has been diminished with information being withheld or censored.
Have your early treatment meds and supplements on hand.
Well, take the supplements. If you need them later you need them now.
I’m am a 59 YOM and up to now, I managed to get away from a covid infection as my elderly and sickly mother lives with me. Four vaccine doses, the original versions and going to work on a daily basis, but masking down when I felt necessary. Scaled down social life for the same reasons. Two weeks ago my mother and I went to have lunch to a rather crowded restaurant, I didn’t hear a single cough or sneeze around, three days later we both started with the first symptoms. To make a long story short, the first four days we had very high fevers and all sort of strong body pains, totally out of control despite the medications, little by little we have improved although my mother at a much slower pace, now she has stomach issues. Yesterday I tried to leave home office as the company that I work for requires in office work, so I went to a lab for a test and I was still positive. This is in a Central American country with several flights all over, I guess the new strains are already worldwide. Covid is here forever, some strains might be less dangerous and some other will not.
Thanks for relaying that story
4 jabs, wow, you are so brave... Please do a little research to see why the S protein Sars Cov2 virus is cytotoxic unlike other influenza virus S protein. In that sense, any S protein based "vaccine" will make things worse.
The variants are less dangerous as immunity rises.not because there are less dangerous and harmless variants!
Many people are reporting stomach issues with the most recent variants.
Omicron is intrinsically less severe because it has a hard time affecting the lungs!
Thanks for all that you do and this was another great video.
Not your fault obviously but one thing that I found both disappointing and surprising about the Utah data was the definition of "vaccinated" used and the consideration of only 3 categories ("unvaccinated", "vaccinated", and "bivalent boosted". By lumping all of the initial-course-only (single dose J&J, 2-dose Moderna & Pfizer) population in with the the initial-course plus monovalent booster population to form that single "vaccinated" category it meant that the data doesn't offer any insight into any increased protection in getting any sort of booster after one's initial course even if it was "only" the monovalent one. If they had defined the "vaccinated" group as initial-course only and then had two boosted groups, bivalent and monovalent boosted, if they had sufficient numbers in those more finally subdivided groups to get statistical significance that could have given some insight into the incremental benefit of a bivalent booster vs a monovalent booster. It could also have given some insight into the necessity of getting any booster at all, or looking at it another way the potential risk of having stopped after only one's initial course.
There is DATA there on bivalent boosted that is separated out from just “vaccinated”
@@Medcram It’s monovalent booster I was saying isn’t separated out. Bivalent booster is, as you say, very clearly separated out into its own category but someone in the vaccinated group might have had just the initial course or might have had initial course plus monovalent booster so there is no way, as far as I can see, to tell from these data if there is any incremental benefit, over and above the initial course, from having also had a monovalent booster.
@@julianfp1952 Understood. Got it.
I have to be honest, it feels like the title of the video is clickbait. There's no increase in severity of illness, ICU admits or deaths. Did not need the scare title
In the US the rate of hospitalization has increased, slightly, there is a small uptick. The same has been seen in the UK and in some other European countries. This is not unusual when new variants emerge, where they crop the low hanging fruit. It is likely to cause a new wave, by with a relatively low peak.
The new variants appear to cause similar levels of disease as the previous variants.
Increases in ICU admissions and deaths lag the increase in hospitalization by a few weeks; increases in both are likely but should be small in number.
They need to be monitored, but reporting is now rather poor.
Excellent update! Thank you.
As a nurse, we have had covid admissions .. all vaccinated.. one had 6 jabs
Which hospital?
Southern Ontario , Canada
Safe and effective😂
@@anabeladasilva8485 I googled you and could't find you.
The hospital closest to me has had about 3% of their covid admissions come from vaccinated people, but of course some random claim on the internet matters more ...
Our studies show that after people who got their 5th vaccine shot still got Covid, people stopped getting the vaccines!🤔😂
Thank you Dr. Seheult for your videos. Just a possible video idea : What is the most optimal way to manage night shifts for healthcare workers and others. Maybe before, during and after: foods, rest, etc. Thank you for consideration!
That’s a great idea!
We did a short but I can see that we need to do a longer one.
ruclips.net/user/shortsngihvTUBWR0?si=qT524-KJ7XanxhbK
No information about any novel symptom presentations with the EG.5/Eris variant?
I looked and their are reporting similar symptoms
Some comments above mention terrible headaches. Not novel, but striking.
I am almost a year into longhaul covid....just now learning to walk again but this has affected my central nervous system. I was vaxed, last booster in 2021. Stayed clear of people, work mask if necessary to go out. Finally in dec of 22 went to gathering, 3 days later hubby and i both had covid. He passed away 6 months later as i was still recovering to walk, etc etc. PLEASE PEOPLE take this seriously. Tin hat conspiracy isn't even relevant, just be smart and take care of yourselves. This is no joke, this is REAL. Sitting in grief for loss of husband and praying I will regain my body movements and the pain will subside enough to move forward. COVID is REAL and it doesn't matter one hoot where and why it started. Protect yourself and your loved ones.
I'm sorry about the loss of your husband but your immune system has been compromised as a result of spike proteins in the jabs.
Will be coming out with a video about NIR and long COVID. Watch for it next week.
@@Medcram Will you be making videos in jail too in the near future?
The " *cookies* " that you and your husband received have been doing its job. Congrats for falling into the trap! 🐑🐑
Can you also mentioning or go trough all the recent years since 2021 excess deaths and their vaccine status
We’ve done that already: ruclips.net/video/-ZI7dwldSR0/видео.html
Utah - how about people that have had COVID in the past - what percent are getting this strain of Covid??
Maybe I missed it, but I didn't hear one word about co-morbidities, which I think is fairly important. Are the people getting admitted already dealing with health issues, or are they in great shape and covid is knocking them down? It seems that would be something that should be mentioned.
Gotta keep the sheeple in line sleeves rolled up
Watch the video again. We mention about age and it’s effect.
@@Medcram Yes, but nothing about diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease, or COPD. Other than senior citizens, weren't those the highest risk factors, yet I didn't hear one word. Like I said, maybe I missed it.
Yes
Could be too early or not enough data to calculate it he didn't focus on that this video.
Thank you Dr. Seheult for your accurate, concise analysis of the data! Does anyone have a good source for the availability of the latest XBB vaccine?
It’s not out yet. Expected availability is late September.
Thank you!!!
So will they try to bring back the muzzles and lockdowns? I for one will NOT comply. I won't ever wear a mask and I'll just go about my day without one as humanity did for tens of thousands of years.
Blizzards in the winter and now a tropical storm in your area with so much rain all at once. Stay safe, Dr Seheult and team. The East Coast is sending you good wishes.
I'm in Croatia right now and haven't seen a single face mask in the ten days I've been here.
They are still common in the US?
@@fabonzanaon8177 they were reasonably common in June when I was there.
@@neatengineering
You mean Croatia or the United States?
@fabonzanaon8177 zero in Croatia, Hungary, and Czech. About 2 to 5% on the USA. He had Croatia on the graphic with much less covid than the USA. Perhaps the Croatians just get on with it or simply stay at home until they're better. There's much less obesity in Croatia.
Dutch study: masks make no difference, except to instill fear in people and create drama!
Are the treatments different ?
Psalm 91 no vax
Thanks Lord for your salvation 🤟
Could you do an update on Paxlovid? Would like to know if delaying it's initiation or extending it's use could prevent the rebound that seems to be so common. Seems like this could be important for stopping transmission.
Yes. It’s time for a re look
It would be great if you could give updated advice on whether over 50 's should take paxlovid if they don't have high-risk conditions. To reduce chances of getting long covid etc.
@@Medcram
@@Medcram
I would not take that Big Pharma. Don't trust them
How long do the bivalent booster last. I read that after ~8 months, antibody levels go down so we rely more on memory cells after that. Good enough or is boosting again recommend? Hard to know if one was exposed to the virus naturally to keep antibody levels up. In addition, the main variant will be different after 8 months.
The T cell response is still effective as they target epitopes on the virus that do not change much between variants. However, this response declines with age. In the UK the Autumn booster is being offered to those 65+, at the same time as the annual Flu vaccination. The plan is to offer the Spring booster to those 75+.
I wanted to look at the Utah data for myself. Unfortunately, as of this moment, the website is unavailable.
When you find it, find where the denominators for the rates are obtained. In the collection of this type of data, there seems to be a tendency to use the most liberal estimates of the jabbed population for the denominator for rates, and the most conservative interpretation of "jabbed" amongst individuals who test positive, get hospitalized, or pass away. Any "good" jab evangelist trying different sources and definitions quickly figures out how to get maximum jab efficacy.
Just checked it myself to make sure. It’s up and running:
coronavirus-dashboard.utah.gov/risk.html
Are tose patients coming to the hospital bcoz of Covid 19 or they are coming for some other illnesses and you guys testing them for Covid 19 where they get positive test
They are hospitalized at a time where we do not routinely test for COVID-19. And they are in here currently with respiratory issues.
We've stopped most of our testing in urgent care. What symptoms are you seeing with this variant? A family member did travel to CA and she brought Covid back to her family.
Omg shut up about Covid. Move on.
And yet you’re here watching videos on it
We are seeing pretty much the same symptoms. However, we’re not seeing as many ICU admissions which may be related to the widespread T cell immunity either from vaccinations or prior infections. Let’s hope that continues.
@@Medcram I don't get to order the tests since I'm not a provider. 😆
@@wearethenewsnow3644Go to sleep BOT
Hey Dr, are the at home test able to detect this new variant?
Medcram,with Malaria now emerging in the Mid atlantic like maryland, can you do a video on how we can prepare for it and what the symptoms will be to identify it?
Could i ask you about your Trialsite news interview way back in 2020 whereby you said that you gave Ivermectin to your Intensive care patients and they were good to go. Could you explain what you meant by 'good to go' and also tell us what prompted you to give Ivermectin and whuch medical source data you would have used. Thank you.
I have to see what the date was but yeah, we were trying everything to see if it would help. We did not have randomized controlled trials at that time. Obviously now we do.
@Medcram thanks but you didn't answer my question. Please explain what you meant and then prescribing Ivermectin from which medical information, which source? I would like to know why you suddenly decided to give the Ivermectin. I would say this is very important. I have recorded the interview but if you like I can send you the link. I don't think you did many trialsite interviews.
@@Medcram thank you.
Just to let you know I've found the video and will send an exact transcript so you can read and provide the answer to my question.
Thank you Dr, for your tireless work to give us rational information about Covid and advice about what we can do with it to maintain or regain our health🥲
Good to know you are on the case.
The best medical information channel on RUclips. Thank you for all you do to provide quality education!
Superb. Excellent. I have no words.
The best medical information channel? No, that would be Dr. John Campbell from England, who actually tells people the truth.
@@craigphillips6308No,he turned the ship around a long time ago. He just tells what the unvaccinated people want to hear. Simple as that.
Thanks very much! It's important to not mix in conjecture or theories, better to stick to the facts and data!
We work with the public, vax or not vaxed, everyone is catching this again, and the outcome is the same for both groups of different ages, no one was hospitalized most was fully recovered within 10 days, we had it again a month ago, recovered in a week, we had delta 2 years ago, both ended up with pneumonia and husband in ICU, this time was milder than a flu, but we did received early treatment, we're not vaxed, the vaxed co workers had some outcome as non vaxed, but my dad who never had covid did developed myocardites right after booster
What country and state are u referring to ?
I have been waiting for some comparisons to the Delta variant. Thank you for sharing your experience. I also landed in hospital with pneumonia on O2. PTSD is kicking in as of late with this variant hitting people around me.
Father is elderly and vulnerable tested positive yesterday for the first time was in hospital by afternoon..had 5 jabs..thankfully not icu and no oxygen..thank god he didn't get it in 2020/21
Yes. Prayers with him. Those T cells are working.
@Medcram much appreciated sir 🙏
@Medcram just a update for you..he was treated for mild pneumonia in hospital and given antibiotics. He spent 4 nights in hospital and then discharged. Thank you for everything you do on this channel sir
Thanks for the information
My pleasure
Vacced and boosted and I had cov19 twice. Second cov was filling like cold/flu.
Unfortunately, health officials gaming the statistics again. In their data collection (at 7:45) they need to break apart unvaccinated from partly vaccinated rather than treat them the same. I know. I used to work processing cancer research data. It costs no more to make those distinctions. Simply create multiple fields in the database, a task that can be done in a couple of minutes. Researchers, for whatever reason, fail to do that. Some have axes to grind, in this case making people get double shots and boosters.
-Doing that would provide useful data about the effectiveness of one versus two shots in a series.
-It would provide useful data about how quickly a vaccination works rather than giving it an automatic free pass for two weeks.
-It would permit pulling out data on how quickly immune systems acquire immunity and why. Good sense suggests those with sound immune systems acquire a vaccine-induced immunity faster than those with poor immunity systems. That data would be a field that tracks the time between vaccination and a diagnosis of Covid.
Watch the video. We specifically addressed that issue in the fact that there has been virtually hardly anyone that has received just one dose of the vaccine in the last 28 days.Less than 1%.
The bigger issue is that almost all studies lump people who develop COVID on the first two weeks after vaccinated into the unvaccinated group. Which means saline exhibits efficacy in these study designs. This is being discussed in major journals not talk radio.
Great info doc.Whats happening with healthy athletes dying suddenly?
Just an FYI. I'm not getting alerts for your videos, but I am subscribed with alerts on.
I’m not sure why that is the case. Thank you for letting us know.
I wonder about the number of new myocarditis patients in your hospital as compared to 2019-2020. As long as there are doctors in USA, Italy SouthAfrica and Europe who saved all their Covid patients’ life, Any COVID patient who is lost will be reflection on physician’s ability not patient’s malady.
I haven’t seen any Myocarditis patients in the hospital at all
@@Medcramwould cardiovascular doctors report it to you? I know you are truthful, etc, but I know two people myself with myocarditis- one is a male mid 30’s and the other a 70 y/o lady who was suffering one year post vaccine.
@@Grace-Upon-Graceridiculous
@lalalol1215 - such an ignorant comment.
Probably too early to have any meaningful data available on the actual case numbers of myocarditis requiring hospitalisation associated with COVID EG.5. Assuming (a big assumption based on the information available, i.e. none that I know of) the incidence of covid associated myocarditis is no different with COVID EG.5 to previous strains, then, based on one study (Dec 2022)*, about 4% of all covid hospitalisations experience associated myocarditis. As such, with the current limited upswing in hospitalisations attributed to COVID EG.5, one can reasonably assume there would be a minimal number of increased hospitalisations due to covid associated myocarditis.
If, however, you are asking in relation to hospitalisations associated with Covid mRNA vaccine related myocarditis, then I suspect there will be no increase as there has not been an upswing in new vaccinations/boosters during this time (last month or so) and the incidence of the related adverse event is well documented to be markedly lower than that associated with covid illness. In addition, one expert consensus paper (Sept 2022)**, commented that "...fortunately, the majority of [post-vaccination myocarditis and/or pericarditis cases] are mild and not associated with hospitalization or severe complications."
*Davis MG, Bobba A, Chourasia P, Gangu K, Shuja H, Dandachi D, Farooq A, Avula SR, Shekhar R, Sheikh AB. COVID-19 Associated Myocarditis Clinical Outcomes among Hospitalized Patients in the United States: A Propensity Matched Analysis of National Inpatient Sample. Viruses. 2022; 14(12):2791.
**Heidecker, B., Dagan, N., Balicer, R., Eriksson, U., Rosano, G., Coats, A., Tschöpe, C., Kelle, S., Poland, G.A., Frustaci, A., Klingel, K., Martin, P., Hare, J.M., Cooper, L.T., Pantazis, A., Imazio, M., Prasad, S. and Lüscher, T.F. (2022), Myocarditis following COVID-19 vaccine: incidence, presentation, diagnosis, pathophysiology, therapy, and outcomes put into perspective. A clinical consensus document supported by the Heart Failure Association of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) and the ESC Working Group on Myocardial and Pericardial Diseases. Eur J Heart Fail, 24: 2000-2018.
I would like to know, in addition to vax and unvax status of those who present to hospital with covid, is their vitamin D level. I was happy to see you talk about vitamin D in your 10 tips if you get Covid video, and stress that you need to be taking it BEFORE you get sick. Early in the pandemic, doctors that were testing covid patients for their D levels showed that most people who presented to hospital with severe covid had d levels in the tank. Some weren't even breaking double digits. This might explain why BOTH vaccinated and unvaccinated still can end up in the hospital. Especially vaccinated. What is your opinion on this doctor? What if, in the end, it was something as simple as this? Personal experience of my family who is NOT vaccinated, but pay very close attention to our D levels is that Covid was a cold for us. I have had it twice and the second time was hardly a cough and sniffle. The first time I thank vitamin D, the second time I thank D and my natural immunity which now recognizes Covid.
I believe that vitamin D is a marker of sun exposure, which is ultimately the true treatment. Vitamin D is only one aspect of the benefits of the sun. I explain it more in this video:
ruclips.net/video/9eEyWlbToI4/видео.html
It doesn’t mean I don’t supplement. There’s no harm in doing that so long as it is done reasonably.
Apple cider vinegar...look up Dr Berg and DR Eckberg.@@debbiec6216
Yes, my sister works in a hospital and she mentioned that the number of COVID patients is on the rise.
Please all get your vaccine boosters ok?
@@gungagalunga9040thanks but no thanks
😂
And they’re all vaccinated!
Wow , those jabs are working well then !
I mean unfortunately we don't really know if this surge is "not as bad as previous surges" though, right? First of all, it's still early days. Second of all, we know that the accuracy of covid numbers has decreased because of less support in the form of accessible and accurate tests. If you look at wastewater levels, we're shedding an _enormous_ amount of copies of covid. We're actually higher than 2021 at the moment according to Biobot.
Also, I'd be curious to see data that gives % protection against long covid by vaccine status. Not dying is obviously preferable but I think the discourse about risk is underappreciating the life-changing effects of being chronically ill/disabled. The numbers suggest that even if you're vaccinated, you have almost a 1 in 10 chance of having longer-term effects from infection.
@@Ch3mG33k
"Impact of COVID-19 vaccination on the risk of developing long-COVID and on existing long-COVID symptoms: A systematic review" in Lancet eclinical medicine
Thank you and stay safe from the hurricane
I'm told it kicks butt and doesn't take names. The person I spoke to today said she was sick for six days. She had two vaccines and Covid once. She lives in Cincinnati. She didn't have to go to the hospital but it was a lot to deal with.
Thanks
So what did both of you learn?
@@Spicy_guero for me, reduce social contact, stock up on food and emergency items in case I get it, get the bivalent, buy a test kit, and if something does come call my doctor for a Molnupiravir Rx. That's not a big shift. Where I live people still do the six foot rule still and some are starting to mask-up again.
@@Spicy_gueroPrevious infection and at least nominal vaccination does little to prevent this strain, and the severity approaches the threshold of hospitalization. We know it does at least sometimes reach that threshold, but that is something I want to know more about.
Love, love this doctor, and his sane, and valid responses to Covid. I spent many hours listening to him because my whole being REJECTED the vaccination, and that was MY decision, BEFORE I knew of this wonderful man. I learned about hot and cold showers, if infected, etc., and the protocol which I followed all through the Pandemic. My husband and I escaped. Then, when Omicron came around, I relaxed my routine, thinking that if we got Omicron, we might get natural mimmunity. That happened...We got Omicron, and it was a breeze. NOW, I am back, following...thank you again for keeping us informed ...SANELY!
And this is the payment that I do this for! Thank you! Just to know that there is someone out there who has now learned how to protect themselves in the event that they become sick and there is no vaccine, no medications, no other medications that feed into the false political dichotomies, you now have a simple understanding of you own human body and the things that you can do with the need of a doctor, or pharmacist or anyone else. That's not to say that we can't take advantage of technology that is available. But we must be ready to be able to treat ourselves and others in the event of another pandemic! Blessings.
Same!
Liars
Absolute bollox
I am up to 2-3/day again outpatient these last two weeks in my Internal Medicine practice
Yep
What is the serum 25(OH) vitamin d of the covid patients? Higher or lower than non-covid patients? How many times per day do your covid patients saturate with vitamin C?
TIA
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