It does sound plausible enough, with the problem then being that basically everyone is repeatedly getting Covid whereas flu is far less common and people with compromised immune systems can more effectively vaccinate against it. So that serious complications from Covid are still far more prevalent. Not sure why that would mean we should dismiss the term ‘long Covid’ though, when the vast majority of people having post-infection problems are going to have contracted them via Covid.
The study afaik was based off results from a phone survey too, so it’s interesting but it obviously needs a lot more investigation.
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