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Among those who complain "long term covid"says the American athlete and specialist in natural therapy Emily Cavey, she found herself suffering from fatigue, body aches and brain fog, despite the passage of more than two years since she contracted the virus. corona In March 2020.
And when this 36-year-old American woman who resides in Chicago, rushed to conduct thorough examinations for reassurance and knowledge of the causes, the results came naturally.
But Kafi, who wanted to return to exercise and resume her work as usual, was surprised by the feeling of fatigue and exhaustion, until she had to ask for a vacation in order to take a break.
According to the newspaper "Guardian" British, researchers have conducted many studies about "long term covid"over the past two years, but infectious disease experts stress that we still know very little about this bewildering health condition.
Scientists are striving to tease out the reasons why someone has symptoms "long term covid"as well as possible ways to treat the disease.
Ezekiel Emmanuel, a researcher in bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania, explains that there are questions today about the level of concern that people should feel about the possibility of infection with the Corona virus, especially in light of the trend of most countries in the world to ease health restrictions.
The researcher, who was a member of the team of US President Joe Biden’s advisors on the epidemic, said: "People act as if the epidemic is over and in the past, while long-term Covid looks like a disease like high blood pressure.".
On Tuesday, a study published in the journal "Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology" Some of those infected with the Corona virus continued to experience symptoms 15 months after transmission of the infection to them.
The researchers stated that some people improved their condition over time, but they did not return to the normal life they were in before the infection with Corona.
A study published in the journal "Nature Medicine"that people vaccinated against the Corona virus were not at lower risk "long term covid"compared to people who did not get the vaccine.
An expert in epidemiology at the University of Washington, Ziad Al-Ali, said: "Vaccines protect some people from long-term Covid, but vaccination does not protect everyone".
Currently, medical estimates indicate that between 10 and 30 percent of people who recover from the Corona virus, report symptoms. "long term covid".
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Among those who complainlong term covid“, says the American athlete and specialist in natural therapy Emily Cavey, she found herself suffering from fatigue, body aches and brain fog, despite the passage of more than two years since she contracted the virus. corona In March 2020.
And when this 36-year-old American woman who resides in Chicago, rushed to conduct thorough examinations for reassurance and knowledge of the causes, the results came naturally.
But Kafi, who wanted to return to exercise and resume her work as usual, was surprised by the feeling of fatigue and exhaustion, until she had to ask for a vacation in order to take a break.
According to the British newspaper, “The Guardian”, researchers have conducted many studies on “long-term Covid”, during the past two years, but infectious disease experts stress that we still know only a little about this confusing health condition.
Scientists are striving to extract the reasons why someone suffers from the symptoms of “long-term Covid”, as well as possible ways to treat the disease.
Ezekiel Emmanuel, a researcher in bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania, explains that there are questions today about the level of concern that people should feel about the possibility of infection with the Corona virus, especially in light of the trend of most countries in the world to ease health restrictions.
The researcher, who was a member of the team of US President Joe Biden’s advisers on the epidemic, said, “People act as if the epidemic is over and has become part of the past, while the long-term Covid appears to be similar to a disease such as high blood pressure.”
On Tuesday, a study published in the journal “Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology” revealed that some people who were infected with the Corona virus continued to have symptoms 15 months after transmitting the infection to them.
The researchers stated that some people improved their condition over time, but they did not return to the normal life they were in before the infection with Corona.
A study published in the journal “Nature Medicine” revealed that people vaccinated against the Corona virus were no less at risk of “long-term Covid”, compared to people who did not receive the vaccine.
“Vaccines protect some people from long-term Covid, but vaccination does not protect everyone,” said Ziad Al-Ali, an expert in epidemiology at the University of Washington.
Currently, medical estimates indicate that between 10 and 30 percent of people who recover from the Corona virus, report symptoms of “long-term Covid.”