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I have type 1 diabetes and no thyroid. does that mean that if i get covid, i will be unwell with it? or could i still display no symptoms at all?

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Dr. Bennett Machanic answered

Risk factors : Your age is a benefit as mortality and morbidity is lower if younger. Diabetics may experience poorer outcomes, especially if obese but not always. Best to avoid by hygiene masks distancing

Answered 12/17/2020

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A member asked:

I have type 1 diabetes and no thyroid. does that mean that if i get covid, i will be unwell with it? or could i still display no symptoms at all?

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Dr. Bennett Machanic answered

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