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It's hard to know exactly whatOf course, your coronavirus case could takeSeeing that some people seem to recover quickly, others are developing serious organ damage and others still have persistent symptoms for weeks or even months at the end. Many survivors have reported aMyriad of subsequent problems, shortness of breath hair loss. Now, new accounts indicate another seriously with regard to the condition that you could develop, even if you have just had a case of light Covid: insomnia. "When I fell asleep or started to fall asleep, it was like I stop stopping breathing and my body would wake up awake and I would beBreathless, "Franco, a 37-year-old Anonymous Covid survivor, saidToday. "It was as if you were drowned ... it's terrifying." And Franco is not alone. Read more about how Covid affects your sleep, and for more signs that you could have fought the virus, checkIf you can not do that, you may have had Covid, a new study finds a new study.

Half of those who are recovering from COVID have reportedDifficulty sleeping as long-term effect of the virus, according to a survey of more than 1,500 people in the Facebook survivor body group, aResource for coronavirus survivors This has nearly 113,000 members. But it's not just your typical struggle to close your eyes and get rest.Patrick Hobard, 41 years old who had Covid in March, also saidToday He always has "anxiety about sleeping" or seven months after recovering. And neither Franco's Nor Patrick's affair was quite serious for which theynecessary to be hospitalized for the virus.

Meir Kryger, MD, a sleep researcher and professor at Yale Medicine School, saidToday that he has seen many patients with different types of "really significant"Symptoms lengths Related to sleep, including insomnia. Thissleeping troubles Can make it difficult for people to fall asleep, stay asleep or sleep long enough and have varying degrees of severity.

Kryger says that this development of insomnia probably comes from psychological problems, such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He notes that one of his patients has even finished with a severe depression after Covid because he had an underlying fear ofdie in his sleep of shortness of breath. Of course, as is the case with a new virus like Covid, Kryring says there is still a lot to do research on the difficulty of sleep in relation to the disease.

But insomnia and other sleep problems are not the only long-term problems that coronavirus survivors can experiment. Read on to discover themost common persistent problems People in the Facebook Group's survivors group reported, ranked at least common to the most common. And for more useful developments you should be aware, know thatThe CDC now says that you can catch someone's cavid in exactly this long.

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And for another factor, you must monitor with regard to COVID, know thatMissing this vitamin puts you at risk of severe Covid, the study says.

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And for other signs of the disease, checkIf your food tastes like these 2 things, you can have Covid.

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And if your sense of smell is disabled now, know thatIf you can not feel these 2 things, you can have Covid.