Posted on Jan 5, 2021
Largest global study of 'long Covid' finds many patients unable to return to work six months...
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CNBC news story about COVID. While some mention low fatality rate from the Coronavirus, they overlook that many survivors still have lingering health problems after recovery
Largest global study of 'long Covid' finds many patients unable to return to work six months...
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Thank you for the news share LTC Eugene Chu , it took me 4 weeks to come back to work, working part time so I don't over tax myself sir.
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It will take time to recover. My girlfriend had covid was diagnosed on December 6th. She just went back to work last Monday. She didn't go to the hospital but she's been in rough shape. I live alone I haven't seen her but I've been communicating via video chat.
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I think there are actually two large sub sets of long covid. One for those with viral fatigue syndrome and then one for those with permanent organ damage. The organ damage group is as well divided into sub groups based on the combination of any organs damaged.
Research has found that though the COVID-19 virus largely affects the lungs, other organs can be damaged by it as well. Most of the damage scientists have seen so far has been concentrated to the heart, lungs, and brain, including damage to the heart muscle, scar tissue in the lungs, and strokes and seizures. The virus can also increase the likelihood of dangerous blood clots in the heart, lungs, legs, liver, and kidneys. So betting health issues relating to the pandemic will be impacting us for a couple of generations.
Research has found that though the COVID-19 virus largely affects the lungs, other organs can be damaged by it as well. Most of the damage scientists have seen so far has been concentrated to the heart, lungs, and brain, including damage to the heart muscle, scar tissue in the lungs, and strokes and seizures. The virus can also increase the likelihood of dangerous blood clots in the heart, lungs, legs, liver, and kidneys. So betting health issues relating to the pandemic will be impacting us for a couple of generations.
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