warn! People infected with “COVID-19” have a 25% higher risk of hyperlipidemia than uninfected people, Dr. Thira reveals the results of a study from Xu E and colleagues from the United States. Identify extreme risks if severely ill Even with few symptoms, it’s still risky.
COVID-19 has been spreading for more than 3 years with many mutations. Especially from Omicron species.
However, the important point is After being infected with COVID-19 It will result in many forms of symptoms that follow.
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The risk of hyperlipidemia after being infected with COVID-19
Dr. Teera stated that Xu E and his group from the United States recently has studied a large population
To compare between about 52,000 people who had been infected with COVID-19
with a group of people who have never been infected with COVID-19, about 2.6 million people
and the population in the past before the outbreak of COVID-19, about 2.5 million people
Overall, the average age is around 55-60 years, and most of them are more than 80% male.
which has been followed for more than 1 year
In this regard, it was found that The group of people who have been infected with COVID-19
The risk of detecting hyperlipidemia is about 25% higher than in uninfected people.
However, what is interesting is that very high risk if severely ill
But even if infected, there are few symptoms still have a higher risk than not being infected
On average, if followed for 1 year, there will be about 40 in 1,000 more people with hyperlipidemia than non-infected people, or 4 people out of 100.
This is the latest information published in the Medical Journal of Diabetes and Endocrinology on January 6, 2023.
And it is one of the chronic problems or Long COVID that should be monitored.
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Doctor Theera also stated that People who have been infected before, even after recovering, should take care of their health, eat well, and get rest.
get enough exercise notice abnormal symptoms and go for periodic health check-ups
The key is to prevent yourself from being reinfected. because each time add There is always a risk of Long COVID as well.
Wearing a mask correctly and consistently during daily life It will greatly reduce the risk.