While medical experts are trying to understand the features of the new virus, COVID-19 patients report the appearance of atypical symptoms of the disease that go beyond the official lists released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Often the strange condition persists for several months after the patient is discharged from the hospital, transfers Medicalxpress citing Indiana University School of Medicine Associate Professor Natalie Lambert.
In particular, patients report a burning sensation in the area of the foot, sudden lapses in memory, developed insomnia, unexplained skin rashes, numbness of the face and body, and hair loss.
“In addition, there is a growing number of allegedly recovered people who continue to suffer from untreated symptoms. Therefore, a study is needed that would examine the long-term effects of COVID-19,” Lambert said.
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