How many 'Covid' deaths are really caused by Covid-19?

[Quixote1818]

[no_hypocrisy]

1. This is a bogus question.

I could suffer a stroke and die after or while having COVID and the death certificate could say that my cause of death was cerebral hemorrhage. But -- my cardiovascular system, pre-COVID could have been absolutely normal with no build-up of plaque in my arteries, regular sinus rhythm of my heart (IOW, no atrial fibrillation). But I contract COVID, perhaps even asymptomatically. And the virus causes damage to my blood vessels, permanent damage. And with that damage my blood begins to thicken and a multitude of clots appear throughout my body. The doctors can't get at all of them; it's like Whack-A-Mole. And one clot breaks off, lodges in my neck or in my brain, and voila! One stroke with disability and/or death. So technically, I died of a stroke but for the fact that COVID made the manifestation and opportunity for a stroke to occur. But realistically and medically, I died of COVID.

[Rebl2]

3. I agree

I think many people would have lived longer with their pre-existing conditions had it not been for Covid. I think their deaths should be listed on death certificates as Covid as primary and whatever the other conditions as secondary.

[samnsara]

2. well covid fills the lungs up and you drown..should be easy to identify...

[TomVilmer]

4. It is no longer "died with". People die directly of Covid-19.

The Danish Ministry of Health just made a review of death certificates, which indicate that over 95 percent of the 697 people (out of 6.000.000 citizens) registered dead with Covid-19 in Denmark, died of symptoms that coincide with Covid-19.

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