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Check for symptoms of COVID-19 After recovering from COVID-19 which is dangerous, should see a doctor
last week The government began to loosen the lockdown and reduce the curfew period. make more people live outside the home Department stores began toSLOTXObe crowded with users. Some residents have begun to "reduce their cards" and take off their masks while outside their homes. not strict about distance It could put us all in danger again. The war between us and COVID-19 is not over because of those who have recovered from COVID-19. It can be a long-term illness from COVID-19 and it affects both short-term and long-term lifestyles that are even cured. But it still felt like it was incurable.
Therefore, Dr. Pitchaporn Mekrinthonphan regenerative medicine doctor Wimut Hospital Suggest that symptoms should be observed and prepared to recover
Long covids. Symptoms cover both body and mind.
Long COVID is the long-term impact of COVID-19 that can occur on the body of a patient with COVID-19, even after infection. There are three types of symptoms:
come back with new or ongoing symptoms
Found in patients with previous severe symptoms, including fever, headache, dizziness, difficulty breathing, cough, chest tightness, fatigue, abdominal pain, diarrhea, lack of concentration, insomnia, mood swings, dizziness, muscle pain. bad smell or taste
multiple organ dysfunction (effects from multiple organs)
because while the infection It is the process of stimulating the immune system throughout the body. There is a release of cytokines which results in inflammation in many organs throughout the body, not just the respiratory system. Whether it is the heart system, nervous system, hormonal system, digestive system musculoskeletal system, etc.
Long-term effects of hospitalization
Patients who need to be hospitalized for a long time are less able to move, causing muscle atrophy. limbs are not strong Poor perception and balance In addition, being in the hospital for a long time will affect the mind such as feeling bored, depressed, feeling tired. not fresh bright
Some patients who have had tracheal intubation There may be psychotic symptoms after experiencing a serious incident. (post-traumatic stress disorder; PTSD)
How long will covid last?
In addition to disturbing both the body and mind As its name suggests, the symptoms of COVID-19 are still considered "long-lasting". According to research from the International Study Program, 3,762 patients from 56 countries had 203 long-term symptoms of COVID-19, including one in three that persisted for at least six months, in some pediatric patients. Such effects last for many years.
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