Post-Cavid: The study reveals that these symptoms persist 6 months after infection

Most patients who have been hospitalised with Ovid 19 still suffer a variety of symptoms, including fatigue and sleep difficulties, six months after infection, have discovered a new study conducted in China.

The study of more than 1,700 patients treated in the town of Wuhan, the initial pandemic episode, showed that 76% had at least one symptom months after they left the hospital. The findings indicate that even people who recover from Covid-19 can suffer long - term health effects from their period of coronavirus, which has infected more than 90 million people worldwide.

The study, the largest of its kind to date, was published in the medical journal The Lancet. According to research, fatigue and sleep difficulties were found to be the most common symptoms of post-Covid, which occur at 63% and 26% of patients respectively, six months after the initial symptoms began.

The disease may also have long - term psychological complications, anxiety, or reported depression among 23% of patients. Patients who were most ill tend to have continued proof of lung damage.

Because Coved-19 is such a new disease, we've just begun to understand some of its long-term effects on patients' health”, Dr. Bean Cao of China-Japan Friendship Hospital and Capital Medical University, who conducted the team study.

Our “Analysis shows that most patients continue to live with at least some of the effects of the virus after the hospital exit and emphasises the need for constant care, especially for those who experience severe infections. Our work also underscores the importance of conducting longer studies in the larger populations in order to understand the full spectrum of effects that Ovid-19 could have on people,” said in the statement.

Long - term health effects of David-19

Scientists around the world are studying the long - term effects of the virus, usually referred to as symptoms <x1-> long, Covid”. U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) lists fatigue, gasp, coughing, joint pain and chest pain as the most common long-term symptoms. Others, such as thinking difficulties and concentration ʹ known as “the brain fog”, depression and headaches, are also reported.