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A major study by observing the patients who hadCOVID-19 [Feminineand always feel terrible after six months has just been published inThe lancet. These "long carriers", as they are called, have a long Covid syndrome or post-Covid, an affliction that Hobbles has about 10% or more that get coronavirus. Do you have it? Symptoms may include everything, against hair loss to thoracic pain and, according to the study: "At 6 months after acute infection, Covid-19 survivors were mainly disturbed by" the following most common symptoms. Read what they are - and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.

Dr. Anthony FauciThe best infectious infectious expert of the nation and the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said the post-Covid syndrome carries a "striking likeness" to myalgic encephalomyelitis / chronic fatigue syndrome, that theCDCCalls "a serious and long-term illness that affects many body systems. People with me / CFS are often not capable of doing their usual activities. Sometimes me / CFS can limit them to bed. People with me / CFS have severe fatigue and sleep problems. Me / CFS can worsen after people with the disease are trying to do the same as they want or have to do. This symptom is known as post-exertion malaise (PEM). Other symptoms may include problems of reflection and concentration, pain and vertigo. "

"Patients lying in bed at home or at the hospital for a prolonged period can lead to muscle atrophy - weakening due to limited use," reportsUT Southwestern Medical Center. "Healthy people may lose about 1% to 1.5% of muscle strength a day with the file." Not to mention: "For many, recovery is part of the most reaired physical and mental challenges they have endured. Patients report substantial functional deficits, such as persistent pulmonary problems, muscle weakness and cognitive concerns ranging from "Cerebral fog" with delirium. "

You can have nightmares, living dreams or insomnia. "Many mysteries of how Covid-19 works converge on the question of how the disease affects our sleep and how our sleep affects the disease", reports theAtlantic. "The virus is able to modify the delicate processes in our nervous system, in many cases unpredictably, sometimes creating long-term symptoms. It is better to appreciate the links between immunity and the nervous system could be at heart of the comprehension of Covid-19-and prevent it. "

Since no one knows when Long Covid goes away - or if it never does - those who may have pretended in an "internal prison" without key. This can cause anxiety, of course, as can the virus that crosses the "blood-cerebral barrier" and short-circuit your nervous system.

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"Anxiety or depression has been reported in 23% of patients," said the authors of the study. Discuss your depression with your doctor. "Coronavirus infections can lead to delirium, anxiety, depression, manic symptoms, poor memory and insomnia," said another report inThe lancet.

"Patients who were more seriously ill during their stay at the hospital had more serious lung dissemination capabilities and abnormal thoracic imaging events and constitute the main target population for the long-term recovery intervention" , report the authors.

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If you have experienced one of the symptoms mentioned here, it does not mean that you have had Covid or are immunized against Covid. But this could point out that you had Covid and suffering from post-Covid syndrome, Alias ​​Long Covid. Call a health professional and let them know. And meanwhile, follow the fundamentals of Fauci and help put an end to this thrust, no matter where you live-wear a facial 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 these 35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.