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With the dramatic thrust ofcase of coronavirus, many experts (and human comrades) are worried about theNumber of deaths, which is also rising at an alarming rate. On the left, however, is the morbidity rate.Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, just warned side effects of Covid-19 that can last long long after paid the virus, mutilating thousands. He called him post-Covid syndrome. "We have infected people. They are limited to having varying degrees of light-to-moderate demonstrations, even requiring hospitalization, when they erase the virus of them - so that they are no longer infected for themselves. or infectious for others "he said onC-span. "They have the persistence of symptoms. And we do not know what percentage of people have - could be about 20, 25%." Fauci has already stated that this could reach 30% of all patients. "The symptoms they have [last] for perhaps weeks, if not months." Read on the list of symptoms of this post-Covid syndrome and cross this pandemic at your healthier, do not miss these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.

For those who suffer from side effects of coronaviruses after obtaining it - some call them "lengths" -ere fatigue is the most common symptom. It isnot Just a case of sleeping. This can be a stubborn exhaustion, as if the body pulls the person depressed and off. "Weeks spend and while the worst symptoms are gone, you are not your former myself - not even near,"Anthony Komaroff, MDwritten inHarvard Health. "You can not answer your home or work responsibilities: no energy. Even the physical effort of routine, as the vacuum cleaner, you feel exhausted ... Your doctor congratulates you: the virus can no longer Be detected in your body. This means you should feel good. But you do not feel well. "

Dr. Dixie Harris, a pulmonologist at the Intermountain Hospital System in Utah, says in Marketwatch, she sees lengths that can not breathe: "Who I get patients who two to three months later still have a shortness of breath, always Mali and pain, and perhaps symptoms of the chest. Many of them are still on oxygen. "

Anxiety, living dreams and breathing problems can follow length lengths. "Even so far, I have always had some worry about sleeping", Patrick Hobart, a 41-year-old web developer who lives in Fairfield, Connecticut, saysTODAY. "While I'm lying, I get this unintentional breath for the air ... All of a sudden, it's like my body look away in the throat." In addition, "You are hurting everywhere," says Dr. Komaroff.

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"There is a wide range of symptoms we also see, who go swelling and numbness in the extremities, picothing arms and legs, GI symptoms (gastrointestinal), a lot of anxiety, problems linked to the control temperature, dizziness, headache, nausea, "David Puttrino, director of rehabilitation innovation for the health system of Mount Sinai in New York, saysCronkite News. "They are very episodic. You can be ... Have a good day, then suddenly, you will feel a kind of attack your physiology. And they are very serious in terms of how to limit individuals in their daily life. Life. "

Docle Dr. Komaroff, it is possible "you have trouble focusing on anything, even looking at television; you are unusually forgetful; you stumble on simple calculations. Your brain looks like what it is in a fog." This problem is actually called "Brain Bog". Those who have chronic fatigue syndrome, also called myalgic encephalomyelitis, that post-Covid syndrome can look like, has lived with this for many years. In fact, "most people who have developed me / CFS before Covid-19 have been sick for many decades," says Dr. Komaroff. "Only the time will say if it turns out for the post-coovid cases of ME / CFS."

If you have experienced one of the symptoms you just read, it does not mean that you have 100% Covid aircraft, or you are immunized against Covid, or still do not have COVID. Call a health professional if you feel one of them - and know that you are not alone. These symptoms are "something we see much more now," Dr. Faisci said. "We have to know what is the cause of this because the virus is gone. It can be an effect associated with the virus. These are unanswered questions we will soon answer." Until doctors learn more, stay safe and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss these Without signs that you have already had coronavirus .