The signs you may have already had Covid, according to Dr. Faisci
The United States has just established aCOVID-19 [Feminine Registering Death for the Second Right Day and, with a new more contagious variant found in two states and vacation trips emit sparks, the situation should be even worse. This means more hospitalizations and other deaths and more post-Covid syndrome.Dr. Anthony Fauci, the best infectious disease expert in the nation, said this post-Covid syndrome, estimated at 10% or more covidant patients, may resemble a "chronic fatigue syndrome or myalgic encephalomyelitis" and some patients find the similarities to be a. TheCDC details the symptoms of ME / CFS-read to see if you have them, and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss these Without signs that you have already had coronavirus.
You can feel a "reduced capacity to do activities"
"Also called" kernel "symptoms, three main symptoms are needed for diagnosis," says the CDC. One is a "heavily lowered capacity to do usual activities in front of the disease. This drop in level of activity occurs with fatigue and must last six months or more. People with me / CFS have a very different fatigue of Fatigue. The fatigue of me / CFS:
- Can be severe.
- Is not the result of an unusually difficult activity.
- Is not relieved by sleep or rest.
- Was not a problem before becoming sick (no life). "
You can feel an aggravation of symptoms
"Dresses symptoms of ME / CFS after physical or mental activity that would not have caused problems before the disease. This is known as post-exertion malaise (PEM)," says the CDC. "People with me / CFS often describe this experience as" crash "," relapse "or" collapse ".
During PEM, the symptoms of ME / CFS can worsen or appear for the first time, including the difficulty of thinking, sleep problems, sore throat, headaches, to feel stunned or severe fatigue . It can take days, weeks or longer to recover from a crash.
Sometimes patients can be related to the house or even completely related to the bed for accidents. People with me / CFS may not be able to predict what will cause a crash or how long it will last. A crash can be triggered by a simple grocery trip or a shower, or even due to the mental effort, like attending multiple work meetings on the same day.
You can have sleep problems
"People with me / CFS may not feel better or less tired, even after a full night's sleep," says the CDC. "Some people with me / CFS may have problems falling asleep or staying asleep."
You can have problems with thought and memory
"Most people with me / CFS have trouble thinking quickly, remembering things and paying attention to detail," says the CDC. "Patients often say they have" brain fog "to describe this problem because they feel" stuck in a fog "and not be able to think clearly".
You can have an aggravation of symptoms while standing up or sitting
"This is called orthostatic intolerance," says the CDC. "People with me / CFS can be muffled, vertigo, weak or weak while standing or sitting. They can have vision changes like blur or see stains."
You can have pain
"The pain is very common in people with me / CFS," says the CDC. "The type of pain, where it happens and how much it varies. The pain with me / CFS does not feel caused by a wound. The most common pain types in Me / CFS are:
- Muscular pain and pain
- Joint pain without swelling or redness
- Headache, new or aggravating. "
You could also have these common symptoms
Said the CDC: "Some people with me / CFS may also have:
- Tender lymphatic nodes in neck or armpits
- A sore throat that often happens
- Digestive problems, such as irritable intestine syndrome
- Chills and nocturnal sweats
- Allergies and Sensitivities to Food, Odors, Chemicals, Light or Noise
- Muscular weakness
- Shortness of breath
- Irregular heartbeat "
What if you feel these symptoms
"Although most people with COVID-19 recovered and return to normal health, some patients may have symptoms that can last weeks, even months after the recovery of acute disease," said the CDC. "Even people who are not hospitalized and have a light disease can undergo persistent or late symptoms." Call your health care professional if you feel one of the symptoms mentioned in this article.
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How to survive this pandemic
As for yourself, 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 .
