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According to the study conducted inScotlanda significant percentage of the injured virus They still have long-term symptoms of the disease "COVID-19" It first appeared in China at the end of 2019.
The study indicated that millions of people around the world suffer from fatigue, weakness in breathing and what is known as brain fog and skin itch, due to their previous infection with the Corona virus.
Scientists are making a vigorous effort to monitor what happens to the body over the long term as a result of the infection"COVID-19"but they still couldn’t understand enough.
The study, conducted in Scotland, attempted to reveal the nature and frequency of symptoms "Covid" Long-term and how it affects the human body.
The researchers drew on data from more than 33,000 people who were infected with corona and confirmed they had the disease through testing, along with more than 62,000 people who had never had a crown.
And researcher Jill Bell of the University of Glasgow, along with her colleagues, found that 6% of people infected with corona did not recover, while 42% of those infected only partially recovered.
This study confirms previous medical data which showed that a significant percentage of those develop a disease "COVID-19" They have long-term symptoms.
Researchers indicated that older adults, people from poor backgrounds, women and those who have been hospitalized due to Corona are more susceptible to:"Covid" long term.
And in a previous study published last August, data from the Netherlands showed that one in eight people who are infected with corona suffer from long-term symptoms.
As for the American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it recently found that 1 in 5 people infected with corona suffer from one of the long-term symptoms.
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According to the study conducted inScotlanda significant percentage of the injured virus They still have long-term symptoms of illness ”.COVID-19It first appeared in China in late 2019.
The study indicated that millions of people around the world suffer from fatigue, weakness in breathing and what is known as brain fog and skin itch, due to their previous infection with the Corona virus.
Scientists are making a vigorous effort to monitor what happens to the body in the long term following the “Covid 19” infection, but they have not yet been able to understand enough.
The study, conducted in Scotland, attempted to reveal the nature and frequency of long-term “Covid” symptoms and how it affects the human body.
The researchers drew on data from more than 33,000 people who were infected with corona and confirmed they had the disease through testing, along with more than 62,000 people who had never had a crown.
And researcher Jill Bell of the University of Glasgow, along with her colleagues, found that 6% of people infected with corona did not recover, while 42% of those infected only partially recovered.
This study confirms previous medical data which showed that a significant percentage of people infected with “Covid 19” suffer from long-term symptoms.
Researchers indicated that older people, people from poor backgrounds, women and people hospitalized due to Corona are more susceptible to long-term “Covid”.
And in a previous study published last August, data from the Netherlands showed that one in eight people who are infected with corona suffer from long-term symptoms.
As for the American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it recently found that 1 in 5 people infected with corona suffer from one of the long-term symptoms.