Coronavirus patients report strange new symptom: ‘Fizzing’ (suspected, conspiracy, elect)

[Masterful_Man]

But as more and more patients share the effects of the illness online, many are finding they have the strange new symptom, too. One patient, @miafia, who felt the sensation since the first day of her symptoms, described it as “an electric feeling on my skin.”

Tarana Burke, known as the founder of the #MeToo movement, shared that her partner had the illness and had a burning feeling on his skin that was so severe, “his skin felt like it was burning.”

https://nypost.com/2020/04/10/corona...mptom-fizzing/

Not to spread conspiracy theories or anything BUT...
One of the symptoms of over-exposure to EMF or RF frequencies is a burning sensation on the skin. I know there's been a theory spreading around the internet that 5G could somehow be linked to corona virus.

I have to admit, this symptom is very strange and it's not something you would expect from a virus that mainly effects the respiratory system.

[eastriver]

The virus is said to affect anything with an ACE2 receptor, which is found almost everywhere, but abundantly in the epithelia of the lung and small intestine. (Then there's research into how prevalent certain blood types are involved.)

And this:
"Nearly half of severe COVID-19 cases showed neurological symptoms"
https://nypost.com/2020/04/10/nearly...ical-symptoms/

[rjshae]

COVID-19 is suspected of also attacking the nervous system, which I suppose could lead to the reported symptoms. Take for example the anecdotal reports of a loss of smell and taste. Some patients have reported brain ailments.

Ref.: https://www.techtimes.com/articles/2...-infection.htm

Blaming this disease on 5G is tilting at windmills.

[Ponderosa]

One of my kids who is treating COVIDs tells me that neuro symptoms are common and run the gamut. In fact, they now consider neuro in non-typical patients to be highly suspicious for COVID.