Without signs that you have already had coronavirus
These are the most common long-standing symptoms, according to new research.
A few months in thecoronavirusPandemic, it has become clear that some people do not recover from the virus. They came to be known as long carriers and their condition,Cap. Researchers continue to study the strange manifestation of the virus. New search published in the medical newspaperLancetNine identified nine of the main symptoms reported by long carriers, whose initial infections were serious. "Three-quarters of hospitalized patients with COVID have had at least one continuous symptom of 6 months after their acute illness," he revealed. Read to find out what they are - and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss these Without signs that you have already had coronavirus.
You might feel fatigue or muscle weakness
63% of respondents identified with the suffering of fatigue or muscle weakness.Shawn Nasseri, MD,Ear turn of the Mayo Clinic, the surgeon of the nose and throat, previously toldEat this, not that! Health that the type of exhaustion associated with long transport syndrome is debilitating. "The feeling of extreme fatigue is the most important symptom and has difficulty engaging in daily activities," he explains.
You might have dyspnea
Difficulty breathing, or dyspnea, has been reported by more than a quarter (26%) of long conveyors surveyed. According toJohn Hopkins Medicine, shortness of breath is when you feel like you can not get enough air or your chest is tight. For Covid lengths, it can happen even when they are lying in bed or sitting on the couch.
You could have sleep difficulties
Yes, Covid can even have an impact on your sleep. According to the investigation, 26% of respondents had trouble sleeping. Unfortunately, more and more sleep is considered one way to relieve long-lasting symptoms.
You could have an anxiety or depression
Depression and anxiety are common mental health misfortunes of 23% of the long carriers of the study. "Ah anxiety, my old friend," said Tessa Miller, author of the bookWhat does'nt kill you. "This is such a common symptom of the chronic disease I dedicated to an entire annex (on existing writing in the chapters) in the book. The thing that transports you to the world (your body) has become wild, unpredictable, unrecognizable. Of course you are worried! You feel irritable and exhausted, as your mind is turning and you can not focus. You can not sleep, or when you do it You have nightmares. You are insulating your support systems. You try to distract you all the time to avoid getting at the root of what makes you feel that way. More seriously, you could have attacks of panic, which speaking of experience, feel a literal death. "
You could have hair loss
According to their conclusions, 22% reported hair loss. A New systematic review of studiesExplained that post-coviding hair loss could be considered as a telegraphic effluvium "defined by diffuse hair loss after a significant stress or systemic infection, and is caused due to premature follicular transitions from the active growth phase. (Anagen) at the rest (telogen) phase. "They added that it was a" self-limiting condition "of about 3 months," but that could cause emotional distress. "
You could have a smell disorder
The loss of sense of taste and smell are the symptoms of the CVIV-19 mark. While the most common sense of return of a post-infection infection, for 11% of these long carriers, their smell had not returned after six months. "Those who still feel after six weeks will probably need help to send it back," says Dr. Nasseri. So what is the relationship between the loss of these senses and Covid? He explains that in the nose, there are about 10,000 olfactory cells. "They connect with your nose directly into the olfactory light bulb at the front of your brain," he says. "When you get viruses like COVID-19, it does not affect olfactory cells, but affects the support cells between the supported cells. These support cells have the ACE receiver on them and that's how Covid has access to these cells, then spreads in these cells and you lose them. The mechanism is more clearly known now that you lose the smell and taste, because 90% taste is an odor and people lose cells supported. "
You could have palpitations
One of the many symptoms related to the heart of long-haul syndrome is 9% of cardiac palpitations. These are "feelings of having a fast, floating or beating heart", by theMAYO Clinic, which adds that "stress, exercise, drugs or, rarely, a medical condition can trigger them".
You could have joint pain
Joint pain has been reported by 9% of long carriers. According toMAYO ClinicThe articular pain often stems from inflammation. In the case of Covid-19, Penn Medicine orthopedic surgeon,Christopher S. Cross, MD to explainThis "inflammation attacking articular tissues, causing fluid in your joints, swelling, muscle damage, etc."
You could feel "all symptoms"
76% of Hospitalized people with COVID have always known at least one symptom six months after their initial illness, according to the study.
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Protect yourself and others
Contact a health professional if you feel one of these long-lasting symptoms. The best way to avoid long-height syndrome is to stay away from Covid in the first place. So follow the fundamentals of Fauci and help put an end to this thrust, no matter where you live-wear afacial mask, the social distance, avoiding big crowds, do not go inside with people you do not go with (especially in the bars), practice good hygiene of the hand, vaccinate yourself when it is Available for you and protect your life and life of your life. others, do not visit any of these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.
