US EditionCOVID 'Long-Haulers' Lack Reliable Information, Study Shows
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Sean Bergenheim, 41, was sick with Covid – for more than two years. Breathing problems meant he couldn’t even walk 200 metres. – It was just one of 50 symptoms, says the
COVID 'long-haulers' lack reliable information, study shows
Until 2023, Adriana Alatorre was in peak condition, running at least 30 miles a week before a mild bout of COVID knocked her off her feet. The 49-year-old Pittsburgh running store manager seemed to recuperate quickly, but after hitting the pavement again she increasingly felt exhausted. When plummeting blood pressure sapped so much energy that she couldn't do laundry and grocery-shop the same day, she suspected long COVID, but finding solid info…
Having reached Covid long, Corinne can barely walk, hardly breathe, suffers from the consequences of her hospitalization and prolonged stay in a coma. Hospitalized in emergency in November 2021, she has not left her home in Queuleu, located on the 4th floor without elevator, since February 2022.
About a third of the long-covid sufferers find doctors: they find no cause for sometimes serious symptoms. Researchers in Vienna are now trying to link molecular biological markers to other diagnostic methods – this could also provide evidence for possible therapies.
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