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More than eight months in the pandemic, many doctors are still learning about Covid-19. Which includes thelong-term effects Some people experience once their bodies have erased the virus, called "Long Covid" or "Post-Coovid Syndrome". In fact, between 20% and perhaps 30% of people who had COVID can experience it. "We learn that once you get rid of the virus in a certain proportion of people, they still can not necessarily feel normal for variable periods," saidDr. Anthony Fauci, the best infectious infectious expert of the nation, in aQ & Awith theWashington Post Monday. Fauci has then described some of the most common symptoms of "post-coovid syndrome", which can last weeks or months - and in some "long lengths", have not yet solved, their ruined lives. Read actively so that you can better protect you from this debilitating syndrome and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.

"They can infect anyone," said Fauci on "Long Covid" symptoms. "It takes them weeks for months and perhaps even beyond, to feel perfectly normal. And they have a constellation of symptoms and signs that seem to be consistent when you talk to different people." The first that Fauci noted: extreme fatigue. According toLong-term survey of symptoms, 100% of covidant patients reported persistent fatigue.

"Even the people who dated athletes and were really very conditional have trouble climbing a staircase," warned about the after-effects of COVID-19. Coronavirus can cause inflammation in the lungs, which can take the time to heal.

People with "Long Covid" can have temperature control problems. They feel cold. They feel warm, "said Fauci. It can cause sleep disorders, an alteration of recovery.

"Some of them describe what is called brain fog, which is not a particularly appropriate term, but what they really want to say that they have difficulty concentrating or focusing "," said Fauci.

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