Scientists are trying to understand a virus (COVID 19) And thus trying to find a treatment and a vaccine, but the subsequent effects of this virus (after recovery) have now become a major concern.
It has been noted that COVID-19 It affects nearly all vital organs in the body, aside from acute events such as stroke and myocardial infarction, chronic conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure are part of post-syndrome COVIDAnd the long-term phase will be when patients return home and are still recovering.
Corona symptoms –
Symptoms of the Coronavirus “COVID”
According to a site report “thehealthsiteIncluded Corona symptoms The following are recognized:
Exhaustion: With Coronavirus, prolonged fatigue and weakness (which may last for weeks or months) was a much feared result.
Shortness of breath: Shortness of breath and severe chest pain can be some of the initial symptoms.
Stress and anxiety: insomnia, depression, anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCDIt was very popular.
According to the report of the Pulmonary and Respiratory Doctors, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi, India, it has been observed in the past two months that despite an increase in the rate of cure, an increase has also been observed in the patients who recovered and returned with other diseases.
It is among all patients COVID-19 Recovered, there were at least 15-20% returning for medical help for mild to severe problems, especially people who had recovered after a serious case of COVID 19 They were placed on an oxygen support.
In addition to many other cases, there were two cases of recovered patients who were treated after complications after recovery from COVID-19.
A 72-year-old man and a 64-year-old woman, both residents of Delhi, had severe cases of COVID-19 They were put on oxygen support when they were treated for the virus, but after the negative test they recovered and declared they were in good health in July, but within a week, they began to develop breathing difficulties, a persistent dry cough, severe body aches, loss of appetite, and loss. Output weight.
Both patients were diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis presenting as typical post-Covid syndrome, and underwent rehab treatment and received chest and lung physical therapy with dietary modifications. After 6 weeks of continuous monitoring and treatment, the patients made a full recovery.
“Some common problems reported by patients after developing lung problems COVID With bronchitis and asthma-like symptoms, bronchodilators require treatment, and cases of pulmonary fibrosis have increased, with patients experiencing stress, shortness of breath and low saturation levels – these patients require long-term medical rehabilitation.
Additionally, there was an increase in patients with post-myocarditis status COVID Which involve an irregular and fluctuating heart rate, due to myocarditis, other than these severe problems, report patients with post-recovery effects of COVID-19 Also for muscle pain, cramps, fever and shutdown, weight loss for at least 2-3 months after recovery, and we call this condition after COVID Inflammation Syndrome.
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