Corona virus can affect a person in many ways, from damaging the lungs to destroying healthy heart cells. Once you become infected with the virus, your body becomes susceptible to many chronic health conditions.
In a recent study, according to healthsiteExperts warned that whether symptoms are mild or severe, symptomatic or asymptomatic, it can be difficult to manage the following-effects of a corona infection.
Doctors involved in the process of treating coronavirus patients revealed that mild infection with COVID-19 Or an asymptomatic infection can be a misleading event and the following-effects may last even for years, the Corona virus mutates and so does its features, with each mutation, the spiky protein of the virus brings new challenges for the body to fight once morest.
In recent cases, experts have found that patients often have no symptoms, and some do not even realize when the infection began undetected, and many patients spend a week or two suffering from coughing, mild fever, sore throat and headache.
These patients either thought that the infection was mild and there would be no complications following recovery, however, the last warning from doctors says that it may not be the case, even the mild ones and all those who recover quickly from the virus can suffer health complications for years, even following recovery, This complication is also known as COVID the long.
What symptoms can haunt you for years?
to get to know Long-COVID It is a condition in which the body suffers from Symptoms related to corona Even following recovery, these symptoms can be mild or severe, but the health complications are real and need proper vigilance, and here are some symptoms that can haunt you even following recovering from Corona:
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hair loss
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brain fog
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fatigue
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low energy
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Back ache
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Cough
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breathing difficulties
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poor heart health
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decreased libido
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Sleep Apnea
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Source
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Headache
Corona long, with basic symptoms lasting months or even years, occurs in some people even those who have had mild symptoms of infection.
These symptoms can also affect those who did not initially have symptoms, and according to experts, it can cause serious damage to some of the most important organs of the body such as the heart, brain and lungs.
