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Like Covid-19 goes stubbornly across the United States, many people fall ill - and do not improve. They are nicknamed "long life lengths" and grateful that some of their symptoms can help you better understand the virus and recognize if you have it, or if you had it. Read on and ensure your health and health of others, do not miss these35 places you are most likely to catch coronavirus.

Some COVID-19 patients experience Vertigo even after the virus has left his body. "I have balance problems", Bill Laforet, a former mayor of Mahwah Township, saysNj.com. He thinks he caught Covid after someone Tassoucha on him in Wal-Mart, and the website reports: "Five months later, he found himself from the virus, but continues to stay aside and severely serious who continue to haunt him. "" Some cognitive questions, "he says." It's the strangest thing. After getting the flu, it's over. It is not finished by no stroke. "

"I'm not someone who rests a lot. My life is 150 km to one hour from 4h to 9h30, go, go, go," Julie Hakim, MD,Texas Medical Center, who describes it as "a 40-year-old adjustment that co-foundedFEMMETEC FOCUS, a non-profit goal designed to strengthen the technology that improves the health and well-being of women. But after having cavid, I could not leave my bed. I was stand up for my bed and I'll go to a sofa at the other sofa. That's all I could do. I was in tears on the day. "And she always suffers from this day.

Diana Berrent, a suburban mom, saidWburon his diagnosis of glaucoma. "I was actually seen just at the ophthalmologist in January and the pressure levels were totally normal, then we are here." She "tried to tell people how serious this pandemic since March" reports the station. "Berrent still fights the symptoms of nearly seven months after experiencing his most serious diseases with Covid-19. She says she saw a specialist after specialist complications with her view, gastroganic tract. intestinal and recurring headaches ... .so she trained the group onlineSurvivor, when members document their symptoms, give a plasma donation, collect funds for treatment and research and provide support. "

Berrent "has also seen patients complain about a" very fifth degree of neurological problems ", such as persistent," crushing headaches of the soul "who leave people unable to do daily activities," says WBUR.

"Respiratory problems are the most common long-term symptom of group lengths," says Berrent Wbur.

"One day, after having tested the negative, she has ventured outside for a ride and fresh air. A block of houses and 10 minutes later, she felt her flickering legs under her," says Texas Medical Center of Dr. Hakim. "She had trouble taking another step and had to sit on the lawn before her neighbor who cries of exhaustion." "It was terrible. I will walk a block or three blocks and I would be completely exhausted," Hakim said. "I was completely destroyed. I miss gas. I did not have anything in me. It was as if you worked for four hours and your legs were trembling. I could just do nothing."

"To aggravate things, the spectrum of post-infection sequelae" which are the consequence of a disease - "is apparently endless," reports the Medical Center of Texas. "It's a real mixed bag of symptoms, with people who most often report coughing, fever and shortness of breath. On fatigue, chills, sweats, body pain, headaches and difficulty To concentrate, the symptoms may appear in other parts of the body, including the brain, the gastrointestinal tract, the heart and the skin. "" Consider it as a bunch bomb exploding in your body, having a workout effect in your organs, "saidKhurram Nasir, M.D., a preventive cardiologist at the Houston Methodist Hospital.

"I felt this stigmatism like:" I have this thing that no one wants to be around, "said Angela Aston at theNew York Times. "It makes you depressed, worried that it will never go. People would say to my husband," She's not even better? "They start thinking that you do it." She joined a support group calledBody politic. "By sharing their physical symptoms, many in the support group opened the way their mental health suffered because of the disease. The dozens have written that their months of illness contributed to anxiety and depression, exacerbated by the difficulties of access to medical services and disturbances on their work, social and exercise routines "says theTimes.

"I thought I would show you what # Covid19 made to your hair," wrote Alyssa Milano actress on Twitter, with a photo demonstrating hair loss. "Please take this seriously."

Wrote Milano: "I was extremely sick with Covid19 in April. I still have many symptoms. I am what they call a" long carrier ". Last night, I had a real heaviness in my chest. I went to the urgency just to do that it was not a blood clot. Fortunately, it was not, "she wrote.

"It is possible that Covid-19 is neurotoxic and is one of the first diseases capable of crossing the haemato-cerebral barrier", writesMargot Gage Witvliet, Assistant Professor of Social Epidemiology, University of Lamar, which is a long carrier itself. "It could explain whyMany peoplelike me have neurological problems. Many length lengths are experiencing post-viral symptoms similar to those caused by mononucleosis and myalgic encephalomyelitis / chronic fatigue syndrome. "These include a reduced capacity to do possible activities before being infected, cognitive problems such as brain fog, extreme migraines and problems problems. So far, there is not sure.

If you feel one of these symptoms, contact a health professional immediately and visit the support groups so as not to feel alone. And do everything you can to prevent you from installing and spreading - Covid-19 in the first place:MaskBe 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 all this list ofWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.