Many long-covid symptoms linger even after two years, new study shows
- A new study reveals that people who survived COVID-19 are at a higher risk for long COVID, experiencing a range of health problems even two years after their initial infection, especially if they were hospitalized.
- Long COVID, which includes complications like heart problems, blood clots, diabetes, neurologic issues, fatigue, and mental health difficulties, causes a higher burden of disability than heart disease or cancer.
- The study, based on the medical records of veterans, highlights the need to take infections seriously and provides insight into the long-term health consequences of COVID-19, emphasizing the ongoing need for
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Long COVID symptoms create a greater burden of disability than heart disease or cancer, new study shows
By Brenda Goodman, CNN (CNN) — People who survived COVID-19 early in the pandemic, before there were vaccines, continued to be at higher risk for a slew of health problems for up to two years after they got over their initial infections, a new study finds, and that was especially true if they were hospitalized. These health problems include heart problems, blood clots, diabetes, neurologic complications, fatigue and difficulties with mental heal…
Many long-COVID-19 symptoms linger even after 2 years, new study shows
The analysis is believed to be the 1st to document the extent to which an array of aftereffects that patients can develop linger beyond the initial months or year after they survived a coronavirus infection.
Long COVID symptoms can linger for two years, study shows
People infected with even mild cases of COVID-19 remain at heightened risk for heart problems, blood clots, diabetes, neurologic complications and other health problems for up to two years, according to a new study. There have been studies examining the symptoms that have become known as “long COVID,” but the analysis published Monday in the…
Many long-COVID symptoms linger even after two years, new study shows
People who endured even mild cases of COVID-19 are at heightened risk two years later for lung problems, fatigue, diabetes and certain other health problems typical of long COVID, according to a new study that casts fresh light on the virus's true toll.
Long COVID damage can linger for 2 years, leading to elevated risk of disability, hospitalization, and death, landmark new study finds
It’s the first study to look at a broad range of potential health effects stemming from the virus in the two years after infection.
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