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Most COVID-19 patients still have symptoms 2-3 months after the onset of infection. Some face fatigue, anxiety, and shortness of breath. In Romania, the most common problems are persistent cough and fatigue, Mediafax reports.
The C-More study, conducted by scientists at the University of Oxford, shows that a large proportion of COVID-19 patients discharged from the hospital still experience fatigue, anxiety and shortness of breath 2-3 months after contracting. virus.
The study was conducted in 58 patients with moderate and severe forms. The results showed that 64% of the patients had difficulty breathing a few months after the coronavirus infection.
In Romania, most patients experience persistent cough and fatigue.
“Depending on the form of the disease, in fact, the body recovers more or more easily. And during this period, significant physical asthenia appears, perhaps peripheral neuropathies, neuritis, breathing difficulties, especially during exertion”, says Anamaria Dobrotă, an infection doctor.
Additionally, researchers have detected MRI abnormalities in various organs and believe that persistent or chronic inflammation may be an underlying factor for these changes among COVID-19 survivors. Pulmonary abnormalities were observed in 60% of patients, renal abnormalities in 29% of patients, and cardiac abnormalities in 26% of participants.
“This phenomenon of inflammation occurs in many tissue lesions. This usually occurs in viral infections. The inflammation is what actually causes the symptoms. If the prolonged inflammation remains in the tissues affected by the virus, the symptoms can be explained. These are the changes that remain in the tissue until it fully recovers ”, explains Anamaria Dobrotă.
