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The Corona virus surprises us daily with new news about it, it is really much stronger than the world expected in terms of ways to attack the human body and the speed of its spread that caused its invasion of the world, and at the same time the world has not yet reached a vaccine that saves humanity from it yet. This is while all the academics indicated that their resistance is easy, by constantly washing their hands and following the precautionary measures announced by the various health authorities around the world. However, people continue to underestimate it, and the virus continues to invade it, and some Dutch studies have noted that the virus doesn’t just attack the lungs and can spread to other cells in the body.
The Netherlands indicates that the SK virus not only attacks the lungs
The media in the Netherlands published information Tuesday on the characteristics of a new study on the Covid-19 coronavirus, which indicated that, contrary to the custom that this type of virus attacks only the lungs, it attacks other cells of the body. Hence the success of this virus despite everything. Scientists’ attempts to develop a comprehensive map of information about it.
As the media out there indicated that about a month and a half ago, new symptoms began to appear in the Corona virus. They are not like the usual symptoms you know around the world: cough, severe fever, and shortness of breath. A study published in late March indicated that some patients with their digestive system had symptoms of Covid-19.
Research indicates that Corona virus is attacking the digestive system
The study was conducted on around 204 patients with the virus in Wuhan (where the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak occurred), and it was found that 99 of them suffer from problems with the digestive system with the indication that most of them they have no pre-digestive problems due to infection. While this study was the only one of its kind with no other studies to back it up, it showed that the coronavirus doesn’t attack just the lungs.
The Dutch study indicated that the SK virus attacks intestinal cells. This explains why some patients experience gastrointestinal symptoms. Researchers have discovered that the virus can infiltrate cells in the intestine to attack and even multiply them. Thus, scientists began to shed light on the virus in terms of ways to attack it, making the intestine a target along with the lungs.
