Personal Accounts of Long Covid
Most people safely recover from COVID completely. But some continue to experience symptoms months after getting COVID
Most people safely recover from COVID completely. But some continue to experience symptoms months after getting COVID
As the U.S. confronts a winter coronavirus wave, reduced surveillance data complicates assessing its magnitude.
The JN.1 variant, a derivative of BA.2.86, emerges as the second-largest wave of Covid infections in the U.S., surpassing Omicron.
The CDC's latest data discloses 5,000+ Long Covid deaths since 2020, yet experts suspect a substantial undercount.
Elevated Temperature. What is it? What it is: Elevated temperature, persisting above 37.5°C, is a distinctive and recurrent symptom in long COVID. Unlike the acute phase of the illness, where fever is commonly associated with active viral replication, this prolonged temperature elevation in the post-acute phase poses unique challenges for those on the path to
Tremors. What are they? What it is: Tremors, an involuntary rhythmic shaking of the hands, limbs, or other parts of the body, have been identified as a noteworthy symptom in long COVID. These tremors can vary in intensity and may significantly impact an individual’s motor control and daily activities. Typical Symptoms: Individuals experiencing tremors in
An excellent guide for managing Long COVID in Primary Care. Insights from clinicians on the definition, prevalence, and management of long COVID. Covering a range of topics from diagnosis to rehabilitation, it emphasizes the importance of a holistic, multidisciplinary approach in understanding and treating this complex condition. Key Points: In the absence of
Unraveling Long COVID: Identifying Vulnerable Groups and Varied Symptoms Summary: Published on December 27, 2023, this article delves into new research highlighting specific demographics most susceptible to Long COVID, almost four years post-pandemic. Individuals with a history of allergies, anxiety, depression, arthritis, autoimmune diseases, and women are identified as more prone to developing Long COVID.
Summary: A recent study using data from the Household Pulse Survey reveals that 14% of respondents in the United States report experiencing long COVID, with higher rates in women, Whites, and those with lower education and income. Long COVID is linked to negative affect, physical mobility issues, and mental problems, contributing to cognitive and physical
Dizziness and vertigo have emerged as persistent and disconcerting symptoms in the realm of Long COVID, adding complexity to the post-acute phase of the virus. This overview explores the typical symptoms, demographic profile of those affected, and the prevalence of dizziness and vertigo in the context of Long COVID. Typical Symptoms: Dizziness and vertigo in