Long COVID can cause long-term damage to multiple organs, study finds
- MRI scans of patients with severe Covid revealed abnormalities in multiple organs, including the lungs, brain, and kidneys, with the lungs being the most impacted.
- Individuals with more than two affected organs were four times more likely to report severe mental and physical impairment. Symptoms like a tight chest and cough matched up with the organ damage seen in the scans.
- Long Covid patients sustained multi-organ damage five months after infection, confirming that Covid causes harm to various organs and systems in the body.
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Long Covid can cause long-term damage to major organs, new study finds
MRI scans of patients showed more abnormal findings in the lungs, brain and kidneys compared to people who don’t have Covid (Picture: PA) Nearly a third of patients admitted to hospital with long Covid had abnormalities in multiple organs five months after infection, a study has found. MRI scans of patients showed more abnormal findings in the lungs, brain and kidneys compared to a group of people who did not have Covid. Abnormalities in the lun…
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