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One aspect of COVID-19 I read about is getting fluid in the lungs.
This is possibly a very dumb question from a completely non-science/non-medical person, but why can't fluid in there just be "sucked out" medically?
If the fluid is preventing breathing or causing other damage, why can't we medically just remove the fluid? Thanks.
This is possibly a very dumb question from a completely non-science/non-medical person, but why can't fluid in there just be "sucked out" medically?
If the fluid is preventing breathing or causing other damage, why can't we medically just remove the fluid? Thanks.