there's still alot of unknows about the long terms effects of catching covid, even in young healthy people who were asymptomatic
With moderate symptoms, I guess the timeline in accordance with the recommendations above might look like:
- Development of full symptoms (14 days)
- Full resolution of symptoms (28 days)
- Graded return to exercise (38 days?)
- Graded return to training (48 days?)
- Full training to match availability (62 days, based on standard two month injury return schedule)
What's been the form of the footballer's who's returned from a Covid infection? Has there been any notable nosedive in performance from any?
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right; you have to be effective (U17054)
posted 19 seconds ago
With moderate symptoms, I guess the timeline in accordance with the recommendations above might look like:
- Development of full symptoms (14 days)
- Full resolution of symptoms (28 days)
- Graded return to exercise (38 days?)
- Graded return to training (48 days?)
- Full training to match availability (62 days, based on standard two month injury return schedule)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
footballers are playing full competitive matches as soon as they test negative
Do the athletes know this?
Do the pro leagues in USA know?
I remember it took decades for the NFL to admit to neglecting head injuries. Even after being shown studies which proved it.
Oh, btw, Rossi, I miss you.
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 21 minutes ago
Do the athletes know this?
Do the pro leagues in USA know?
I remember it took decades for the NFL to admit to neglecting head injuries. Even after being shown studies which proved it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Don’t know if the studies have been picked up by the major networks in the US yet, but I haven’t seen anything in the UK or Portuguese media.
For sure the pro leagues in the US will be aware, and I’d bet the UK’s top sports science academics and pros will have read the studies.
How’s life mate?
comment by peks - 1974 (U6618)
posted 33 minutes ago
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right; you have to be effective (U17054)
posted 19 seconds ago
With moderate symptoms, I guess the timeline in accordance with the recommendations above might look like:
- Development of full symptoms (14 days)
- Full resolution of symptoms (28 days)
- Graded return to exercise (38 days?)
- Graded return to training (48 days?)
- Full training to match availability (62 days, based on standard two month injury return schedule)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
footballers are playing full competitive matches as soon as they test negative
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That’s pretty much what it’s seemed like.
Just found this when looking for the other study I mentioned above:
“In a small JAMA Cardiology study, researchers found abnormalities in the hearts of 3 in 4 people who had recently recovered from COVID-19 and "ongoing myocardial inflammation" in more than half.
Elite athletes in training and competitive environments obviously put their hearts under much greater stresses than your average healthy adult each and every day. Which is where underlying issues with myocarditis will become a serious risk.
https://www.heart.org/en/news/2020/09/11/a-closer-look-at-covid-19-and-heart-complications-among-athletes
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right; you have to be effective (U17054)
posted 1 second ago
Just found this when looking for the other study I mentioned above:
“In a small JAMA Cardiology study, researchers found abnormalities in the hearts of 3 in 4 people who had recently recovered from COVID-19 and "ongoing myocardial inflammation" in more than half.
Elite athletes in training and competitive environments obviously put their hearts under much greater stresses than your average healthy adult each and every day. Which is where underlying issues with myocarditis will become a serious risk.
https://www.heart.org/en/news/2020/09/11/a-closer-look-at-covid-19-and-heart-complications-among-athletes
----------------------------------------------------------------------
this is v worrying
fackin' hope i dont catch this before i have my Op
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right... (U17054)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 21 minutes ago
Do the athletes know this?
Do the pro leagues in USA know?
I remember it took decades for the NFL to admit to neglecting head injuries. Even after being shown studies which proved it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Don’t know if the studies have been picked up by the major networks in the US yet, but I haven’t seen anything in the UK or Portuguese media.
For sure the pro leagues in the US will be aware, and I’d bet the UK’s top sports science academics and pros will have read the studies.
How’s life mate?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
NPE has left the building.
Besides that, winter is coming fast here. Covid coming faster tho'. Numbers rising all over the country.
1 person brought it from Winnipeg to Iqualuit (arctic community) about 3 weeks ago now over 75. Not a large medical infrastructure up there.
Found a UK study suggesting a less cautious RTP schedule here:
https://bjsm.bmj.com/content/54/19/1157
Published a little earlier though.
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 25 minutes ago
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right... (U17054)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 21 minutes ago
Do the athletes know this?
Do the pro leagues in USA know?
I remember it took decades for the NFL to admit to neglecting head injuries. Even after being shown studies which proved it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Don’t know if the studies have been picked up by the major networks in the US yet, but I haven’t seen anything in the UK or Portuguese media.
For sure the pro leagues in the US will be aware, and I’d bet the UK’s top sports science academics and pros will have read the studies.
How’s life mate?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
NPE has left the building.
Besides that, winter is coming fast here. Covid coming faster tho'. Numbers rising all over the country.
1 person brought it from Winnipeg to Iqualuit (arctic community) about 3 weeks ago now over 75. Not a large medical infrastructure up there.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yikes; that sounds like a pretty frightening situation.
Can they get people out to the closest hospital with an ICU? Or send equipment up there?
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right... (U17054)
posted 19 seconds ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 25 minutes ago
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right... (U17054)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 21 minutes ago
Do the athletes know this?
Do the pro leagues in USA know?
I remember it took decades for the NFL to admit to neglecting head injuries. Even after being shown studies which proved it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Don’t know if the studies have been picked up by the major networks in the US yet, but I haven’t seen anything in the UK or Portuguese media.
For sure the pro leagues in the US will be aware, and I’d bet the UK’s top sports science academics and pros will have read the studies.
How’s life mate?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
NPE has left the building.
Besides that, winter is coming fast here. Covid coming faster tho'. Numbers rising all over the country.
1 person brought it from Winnipeg to Iqualuit (arctic community) about 3 weeks ago now over 75. Not a large medical infrastructure up there.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yikes; that sounds like a pretty frightening situation.
Can they get people out to the closest hospital with an ICU? Or send equipment up there?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I think that's how it got there. Inuit live in multi a generation homes too. Hospitals all over the country are warning of overload and CMO has projections of up to 20,000 per day by Christmas.
Hope they're wrong.
Does this explain Pogba's shiiiit form?
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right... (U17054)
posted 19 seconds ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 25 minutes ago
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right... (U17054)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 21 minutes ago
Do the athletes know this?
Do the pro leagues in USA know?
I remember it took decades for the NFL to admit to neglecting head injuries. Even after being shown studies which proved it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Don’t know if the studies have been picked up by the major networks in the US yet, but I haven’t seen anything in the UK or Portuguese media.
For sure the pro leagues in the US will be aware, and I’d bet the UK’s top sports science academics and pros will have read the studies.
How’s life mate?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
NPE has left the building.
Besides that, winter is coming fast here. Covid coming faster tho'. Numbers rising all over the country.
1 person brought it from Winnipeg to Iqualuit (arctic community) about 3 weeks ago now over 75. Not a large medical infrastructure up there.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yikes; that sounds like a pretty frightening situation.
Can they get people out to the closest hospital with an ICU? Or send equipment up there?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I think that's how it got there. Inuit live in multi a generation homes too. Hospitals all over the country are warning of overload and CMO has projections of up to 20,000 per day by Christmas.
Hope they're wrong.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Hope you and the family stay safe and well
And you and yours, Rosso.
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
Good read lads and thanks for the links to the research 👍
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posted on 20/11/20
there's still alot of unknows about the long terms effects of catching covid, even in young healthy people who were asymptomatic
posted on 20/11/20
With moderate symptoms, I guess the timeline in accordance with the recommendations above might look like:
- Development of full symptoms (14 days)
- Full resolution of symptoms (28 days)
- Graded return to exercise (38 days?)
- Graded return to training (48 days?)
- Full training to match availability (62 days, based on standard two month injury return schedule)
posted on 20/11/20
What's been the form of the footballer's who's returned from a Covid infection? Has there been any notable nosedive in performance from any?
posted on 20/11/20
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right; you have to be effective (U17054)
posted 19 seconds ago
With moderate symptoms, I guess the timeline in accordance with the recommendations above might look like:
- Development of full symptoms (14 days)
- Full resolution of symptoms (28 days)
- Graded return to exercise (38 days?)
- Graded return to training (48 days?)
- Full training to match availability (62 days, based on standard two month injury return schedule)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
footballers are playing full competitive matches as soon as they test negative
posted on 20/11/20
Do the athletes know this?
Do the pro leagues in USA know?
I remember it took decades for the NFL to admit to neglecting head injuries. Even after being shown studies which proved it.
posted on 20/11/20
Oh, btw, Rossi, I miss you.
posted on 20/11/20
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 21 minutes ago
Do the athletes know this?
Do the pro leagues in USA know?
I remember it took decades for the NFL to admit to neglecting head injuries. Even after being shown studies which proved it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Don’t know if the studies have been picked up by the major networks in the US yet, but I haven’t seen anything in the UK or Portuguese media.
For sure the pro leagues in the US will be aware, and I’d bet the UK’s top sports science academics and pros will have read the studies.
How’s life mate?
posted on 20/11/20
comment by peks - 1974 (U6618)
posted 33 minutes ago
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right; you have to be effective (U17054)
posted 19 seconds ago
With moderate symptoms, I guess the timeline in accordance with the recommendations above might look like:
- Development of full symptoms (14 days)
- Full resolution of symptoms (28 days)
- Graded return to exercise (38 days?)
- Graded return to training (48 days?)
- Full training to match availability (62 days, based on standard two month injury return schedule)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
footballers are playing full competitive matches as soon as they test negative
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That’s pretty much what it’s seemed like.
posted on 20/11/20
Just found this when looking for the other study I mentioned above:
“In a small JAMA Cardiology study, researchers found abnormalities in the hearts of 3 in 4 people who had recently recovered from COVID-19 and "ongoing myocardial inflammation" in more than half.
Elite athletes in training and competitive environments obviously put their hearts under much greater stresses than your average healthy adult each and every day. Which is where underlying issues with myocarditis will become a serious risk.
https://www.heart.org/en/news/2020/09/11/a-closer-look-at-covid-19-and-heart-complications-among-athletes
posted on 20/11/20
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right; you have to be effective (U17054)
posted 1 second ago
Just found this when looking for the other study I mentioned above:
“In a small JAMA Cardiology study, researchers found abnormalities in the hearts of 3 in 4 people who had recently recovered from COVID-19 and "ongoing myocardial inflammation" in more than half.
Elite athletes in training and competitive environments obviously put their hearts under much greater stresses than your average healthy adult each and every day. Which is where underlying issues with myocarditis will become a serious risk.
https://www.heart.org/en/news/2020/09/11/a-closer-look-at-covid-19-and-heart-complications-among-athletes
----------------------------------------------------------------------
this is v worrying
fackin' hope i dont catch this before i have my Op
posted on 20/11/20
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right... (U17054)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 21 minutes ago
Do the athletes know this?
Do the pro leagues in USA know?
I remember it took decades for the NFL to admit to neglecting head injuries. Even after being shown studies which proved it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Don’t know if the studies have been picked up by the major networks in the US yet, but I haven’t seen anything in the UK or Portuguese media.
For sure the pro leagues in the US will be aware, and I’d bet the UK’s top sports science academics and pros will have read the studies.
How’s life mate?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
NPE has left the building.
Besides that, winter is coming fast here. Covid coming faster tho'. Numbers rising all over the country.
1 person brought it from Winnipeg to Iqualuit (arctic community) about 3 weeks ago now over 75. Not a large medical infrastructure up there.
posted on 20/11/20
Found a UK study suggesting a less cautious RTP schedule here:
https://bjsm.bmj.com/content/54/19/1157
Published a little earlier though.
posted on 20/11/20
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 25 minutes ago
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right... (U17054)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 21 minutes ago
Do the athletes know this?
Do the pro leagues in USA know?
I remember it took decades for the NFL to admit to neglecting head injuries. Even after being shown studies which proved it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Don’t know if the studies have been picked up by the major networks in the US yet, but I haven’t seen anything in the UK or Portuguese media.
For sure the pro leagues in the US will be aware, and I’d bet the UK’s top sports science academics and pros will have read the studies.
How’s life mate?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
NPE has left the building.
Besides that, winter is coming fast here. Covid coming faster tho'. Numbers rising all over the country.
1 person brought it from Winnipeg to Iqualuit (arctic community) about 3 weeks ago now over 75. Not a large medical infrastructure up there.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yikes; that sounds like a pretty frightening situation.
Can they get people out to the closest hospital with an ICU? Or send equipment up there?
posted on 20/11/20
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right... (U17054)
posted 19 seconds ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 25 minutes ago
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right... (U17054)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 21 minutes ago
Do the athletes know this?
Do the pro leagues in USA know?
I remember it took decades for the NFL to admit to neglecting head injuries. Even after being shown studies which proved it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Don’t know if the studies have been picked up by the major networks in the US yet, but I haven’t seen anything in the UK or Portuguese media.
For sure the pro leagues in the US will be aware, and I’d bet the UK’s top sports science academics and pros will have read the studies.
How’s life mate?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
NPE has left the building.
Besides that, winter is coming fast here. Covid coming faster tho'. Numbers rising all over the country.
1 person brought it from Winnipeg to Iqualuit (arctic community) about 3 weeks ago now over 75. Not a large medical infrastructure up there.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yikes; that sounds like a pretty frightening situation.
Can they get people out to the closest hospital with an ICU? Or send equipment up there?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I think that's how it got there. Inuit live in multi a generation homes too. Hospitals all over the country are warning of overload and CMO has projections of up to 20,000 per day by Christmas.
Hope they're wrong.
posted on 20/11/20
Does this explain Pogba's shiiiit form?
posted on 20/11/20
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right... (U17054)
posted 19 seconds ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 25 minutes ago
comment by rosso - it’s not good enough to be right... (U17054)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 21 minutes ago
Do the athletes know this?
Do the pro leagues in USA know?
I remember it took decades for the NFL to admit to neglecting head injuries. Even after being shown studies which proved it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Don’t know if the studies have been picked up by the major networks in the US yet, but I haven’t seen anything in the UK or Portuguese media.
For sure the pro leagues in the US will be aware, and I’d bet the UK’s top sports science academics and pros will have read the studies.
How’s life mate?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
NPE has left the building.
Besides that, winter is coming fast here. Covid coming faster tho'. Numbers rising all over the country.
1 person brought it from Winnipeg to Iqualuit (arctic community) about 3 weeks ago now over 75. Not a large medical infrastructure up there.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yikes; that sounds like a pretty frightening situation.
Can they get people out to the closest hospital with an ICU? Or send equipment up there?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I think that's how it got there. Inuit live in multi a generation homes too. Hospitals all over the country are warning of overload and CMO has projections of up to 20,000 per day by Christmas.
Hope they're wrong.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Hope you and the family stay safe and well
posted on 20/11/20
And you and yours, Rosso.
posted on 30/11/20
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 2/12/20
Good read lads and thanks for the links to the research 👍
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