Dr. Faisci warns these COVID symptoms can last for months
Many people "have experienced persistent symptoms for months to months," he says.
The story you read has been published by a man once normal, healthy and relatively young - a man who caught Covid in early March and is still nine months later, suffering from fatigue, muscle pain and An inflammatory feeling crossing his body. His life will never be the same. And the frightening part is, it could happen to you. In fact, almost ⅓ Victims of Covid, "long-term lengths" can have similar sustainable effects, according to anew study. When will these symptoms go? Nobody knows when - or if they will do it at all.
Monday morning,Dr. Anthony Fauci, the main infectious infectious expert of the nation, called the problem "post-Covid 19" syndrome during a seminar held by theAmerican company of tropical medicine and hygiene. "Virologically a certain percentage, sometimes as high as a third, has experienced persistent symptoms for months to months," he said. Read to discover the symptoms he has described and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.
Deep fatigue
"One of the most insidious long-term effects of COVID-19 is its least understood: Severe Fatigue", ReportsNature. "In the last nine months, a growing number of people reported a disabling exhaustion and discomfort after having the virus. Support groups on sites such as Facebook welcomes thousands of members, who are sometimes called" long-standing lengths. "They have trouble getting up or working more than a few minutes or a few hours at a time."
Shortness of breath
"Who I get patients who have two to three months later, still have a shortness of breath, always having pain and pain, and perhaps symptoms of the chest. Many of them are still on oxygen" , Dr. Dixie Harris, an intermediate pulmonologist hospital system in Utah, saysMarketing. For some lengths, this can be because their lungs or inflamed; Others may have cocacehondritis, inflammation in their coastal cartilage, or inflammation of the thoracic cavity.
Muscle aches
Muscle pain is a symptom of Covid-19. Muscle pain that you still have months after having suffered, the virus can be a symptom of post-Covid syndrome 19, said Dr. Faisci. According toHealth. "The muscular pain associated with Covid-19 generally looks like" tenderness to the touch of muscle or pain with muscle movements, "saysAmir Barzin, do, ms, Incident commander of the Respiratory Diagnostic Center at the UNC Medical Center in Chapel Hill. "
Occasional fever
"Recurrent fevers, persistent constipation or diarrhea, intense fighting of fatigue, debilitating brain fog and live hallucinations - some people who catch CVIV-19 experience symptoms like these for months, and we always learn why it's "reportsLive science. "Some less common symptoms included high fevers and a seriousgastrointestinalProblems, such as multi-week constipation, intestinal obstructions and diarrhea leading to rapid weight loss. The lengths also reported convulsions,migraines, change vision, sensitivity to light and ghost odors, or feeling things that are not there. "
Dysautonomy
"The dysautonomy refers to a group of medical conditions caused by problems related to the autonomic nervous system (years). This part of your nervous system controls the functions of unintentional body such as your heartbeat, your breathing and your digestion" reports " theCleveland Clinic. "When the years does not work as appropriate, this can cause health and blood pressure, respiratory disorders and bladder loss of control."
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"Brain fog" or inability to focus
"... what really means the difficulty of concentrating," said Dr. Fauci60 minutes. Here is more than theNew York Times: "It is increasingly known as Covid brain fog: disturbing cognitive symptoms that may include memory loss, confusion, the difficulty of focusing, vertigo and seize survivors of Covid, say more and more that brain fog is altering their ability to work and function normally. " "There are thousands of people who have that," said Dr. Igor Kornnik, head of neuro-infectious disease in Northwest Medicine in Chicago, who has already seen hundreds of survivors during a Post-coovid clinic that he leads. "The impact on the workforce that is affected will be significant." "
How to stay safe during the pandemic
If you encounter symptoms mentioned in this story, contact a health professional immediately. Otherwise, do everything you can to prevent you from installing and spreading - COVID-19 in the first place until there is an available vaccine: wear your facial mask Tested if you think you have coronavirus, avoid crowds (and bars and evenings of the house), practice social distance, only manage essential races, wash your hands regularly, disinfect frequently affected areas, stay at the outside more than from the inside and to go inside. this pandemic at your healthier, do not miss these 35 places you are most likely to catch Covid .