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Coronavirus can be delicate: which was originally thought to be a respiratory virus seems to have extensive effects on the human body, attacking the system of blood vessels that nourishes the brain, heart, kidneys and liver. Those who are rebuilt may have lasting symptoms that endure well beyond the temporary effects of the relatively circumscribed influenza.

AreviewStudies conducted by the United Kingdom National Institute of Health Research are the last report to come to this conclusion. It warns that some coronavirus patients can feel "long symptoms" or symptoms that last weeks or months, which can be abundant and transient. "A common theme is that the symptoms occur in a physiological system and then relies, solely for the symptoms to occur in a different system," the NIHR report said.

The title of the report - "Living with Covid-19" - Become a reality for many people around the world. "The crushing message is that it is not a linear condition," said Elaine Maxwell, author of the study, "saidFiscal time. "Many [patients] suffer from a rollercoaster of symptoms moving around the body, from where they do not recover."

A respiratory tract and a member of the NIHR Study Group even understood the first days of HIV / AIDS in the 1980s. "As we have better understood HIV infection, we discovered all different presentations of the disease. " He said in theFt. "At the moment, while we try to define our terms, it looks like HIV research."

This is because, to a large extent, scientists still do not understand why the virus behaves like this, and why it behaves differently in different people.

Here are some of the "long" symptoms "potential that NIHR scientists have been highlighted in their report. Read on and ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.

A common symptom of COVID-19 is breathlessness of breathing. In some people, this is caused by fatal pulmonary damage. In a study, 88% of COVID-19 hospitalized patients had visible pulmonary damage six weeks after being unloaded. The potentially good news is that it can be reversible: 12 weeks, the number fell to 56%. But another study of patients with hospitalized coronaviruses found that after being unloaded, more than 70% reported shortness of breath and 13.5% still used oxygen at home.

According to a study published intheLancet55% of people diagnosed with coronavirus have neurological symptoms three months after their diagnosis, such as the difficulty of focusing or confusing (a.k.a. Boughs), personality changes, headaches and insomnia.

"Acute myocardial injuries are the most commonly described cardiovascular complication in COVID19, occurring in 8 to 12% of all those discharged with heart failure and arrhythmias, "said the report.

Fatigue is perhaps the most common effect of coronavirus infection. 100% of patients were reported to the participation of monitoring Symptom Covid. And it can last:In another study of 143 hospitalized with COVID-19, 53% reported fatigue more than two months after their diagnosis.

Hair loss is a generally reported symptom of infective coronavirus. EXperts believe that it is a temporary type of loss known asTelogen effluvium, which can be caused by stress, fever, illness or weight loss - everything can happen in a fight with coronavirus.

In a published study this summer in theAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL. 64% of CIVID-19 patients interviewed reported a loss of smell or taste. A July of the CDC survey revealed that some people had lived it for weeks.

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"Previous coronavirus infections have also been associated with high levels of emotional distress, "noted researchers." A Canadian study of 117 people with SARS [sudden acute respiratory syndrome] has not been returned to work a year later and 44% had used mental health services. A systematic review of the mental health of people with SARS concluded that at the beginning of the stages of the recovery, the survival and fear of infecting others. Subsequent concerns are the perceived stigma, a reduced quality of life and a psychological / emotional distress. Post-traumatic stress symptoms have been found in high proportions of survivors, even at 51 months after initial infection. "

As for yourself, do everything you can to prevent you from installing - COVID-19 in the first place: Wear your facial mask Be tested if you think you have coronavirus, avoid crowds (and bars and evenings of the house), practice social distance, do only run essential races, wash your hands regularly, disinfect frequently affected areas and to cross this healthiest pandemic, do not miss these 35 places you are most likely to catch Covid .