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What is long COVID? Read on to learn about what it is and how long recovery takes. This article also covers the symptoms, causes, and diagnosis of long COVID.What is long COVID? Read on to learn about what it is and how long recovery takes. This article also covers the symptoms, causes, and diagnosis of long COVID.

What is long COVID, and how long does it take to recover?

Muiris Houston: Coronavirus disease producing many symptoms beyond respiratory problemsMuiris Houston: Coronavirus disease producing many symptoms beyond respiratory problems

From ‘Covid toe’ to ‘Covid tongue’, there is much we still have to learn

Many patients suffering from long-term effects can no longer work and want the Social Security Administration to provide guidance on who qualifies for disability benefits.Many patients suffering from long-term effects can no longer work and want the Social Security Administration to provide guidance on who qualifies for disability benefits.

COVID-19 Long-Haulers Struggle To Get Condition Recognized As A Disability : Shots - Health News : NPR

A newly released study in the Journal of American Medical Association finds that 30% of participants who had Covid-19 had symptoms lasting up to nine months. CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta has the details.A newly released study in the Journal of American Medical Association finds that 30% of participants who had Covid-19 had symptoms lasting up to nine months. CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta has the details.

Clinics are springing up around the country for what some call a potential second pandemic: Long Covid

A study in India has concluded that glasses offer increased protection from the virus as it limits how often we touch our eyes, which is a major route of infection A study in India has concluded that glasses offer increased protection from the virus as it limits how often we touch our eyes, which is a major route of infection

People who wear glasses three times less likely to catch Covid, shock study finds - Daily Star

COVID-19 survivors may endure long-term damage to heart, particularly after intensive care admission, a research published in European Heart Journal revealed.COVID-19 survivors may endure long-term damage to heart, particularly after intensive care admission, a research published in European Heart Journal revealed.

COVID-19 recovered patients prone to cardiac damage due to rise in troponin levels: Study

Participants were interviewed up to four times over the course of the study.Participants were interviewed up to four times over the course of the study.

50% of mild, moderate COVID patients have symptoms after 6 months - study - The Jerusalem Post

“The study showed that the risk of Covid-19 was about two to three times less in spectacles wearing population than the population not wearing those,” the study read. “The study showed that the risk of Covid-19 was about two to three times less in spectacles wearing population than the population not wearing those,” the study read. 

Fatigue was the most commonly reported symptom, although other symptoms included continued loss of smell or taste and brain fogFatigue was the most commonly reported symptom, although other symptoms included continued loss of smell or taste and brain fog

One-Third ‘Mild’ COVID Cases Have ‘Persistent Symptoms’ Months Later | PEOPLE.com

The research, published in medRxiv, was led by a senior ophthalmologist in India.

People wearing glasses less likely to contract COVID-19, study suggests - silive.com

A recent study found that the amount of virus that's present in your nose could predict your risk of developing COVID symptoms.

This Determines If You Will Have COVID Symptoms or Not, New Study Says

Scientists in India claim in the research that the protection offered by spectacles was 'statistically significant' in the fight against Covid Scientists in India claim in the research that the protection offered by spectacles was 'statistically significant' in the fight against Covid

Glasses wearers 'up to three times less likely to catch Covid', scientists find - Mirror Online

A study showed that out of 147 patients who had been hospitalised for Covid, 87% still had symptoms 60 days after being discharged.A study showed that out of 147 patients who had been hospitalised for Covid, 87% still had symptoms 60 days after being discharged.

What is ‘long Covid’ and are you at risk?

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The risk of contracting Covid-19 is about two to three times less for people who wear glasses, according to a study in India, which has yet to be peer-reviewedThe risk of contracting Covid-19 is about two to three times less for people who wear glasses, according to a study in India, which has yet to be peer-reviewed

Your glasses can save you from Covid-19, says study | Dhaka Tribune

Some sufferers are still living with the effects of Covid-19 months after being diagnosedSome sufferers are still living with the effects of Covid-19 months after being diagnosed

What we know about 'long Covid' symptoms and why some people still aren't recovering - HertsLive

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Since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, long COVID and/or post-COVID syndrome has become a common area of concern. While the increase in the number of long haulers in severe COVID-patients was already known, a recent study has claimed that 50% of COVID patients with mild and moderate symptoms also go on to experience medical complications 6 months after infection.Since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, long COVID and/or post-COVID syndrome has become a common area of concern. While the increase in the number of long haulers in severe COVID-patients was already known, a recent study has claimed that 50% of COVID patients with mild and moderate symptoms also go on to experience medical complications 6 months after infection.

Coronavirus symptoms: 50% of patients with mild COVID experience symptoms 6 months after infection, claims study

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Researchers in India say people who wear glasses for more than eight hours a day are less likely to catch Covid-19 as they touch their faces less. Study looked into 300 volunteers and their vision.Researchers in India say people who wear glasses for more than eight hours a day are less likely to catch Covid-19 as they touch their faces less. Study looked into 300 volunteers and their vision.

Glasses wearers are three times less likely to catch Covid than people without spectacles | Daily Mail Online

For some, a COVID-19 infection results in persistent symptoms months after recovery. Now, UW Health is giving more insight into the condition informally known as being a COVID-19 "long hauler."For some, a COVID-19 infection results in persistent symptoms months after recovery. Now, UW Health is giving more insight into the condition informally known as being a COVID-19 "long hauler."

UW Health expert offers insight on COVID-19 'long haulers'

There is fresh hope for those still suffering the effects of the virus after 12 months with £18.5m of new funding and 70 new NHS clinicsThere is fresh hope for those still suffering the effects of the virus after 12 months with £18.5m of new funding and 70 new NHS clinics

Long Covid: ‘It’s a year since I’ve felt like myself’ | Long Covid | The Guardian

Those left suffering ask: Why is this happening? When will it end? Where can I get help?

The hidden face of COVID-19: A growing number in it for the long haul | Montreal Gazette

The hidden face of COVID-19: A growing number in it for the long haul

The hidden face of COVID-19: A growing number in it for the long haul | Montreal Gazette

What has become abundantly clear is that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, is a tricky virus: Some people aren't aware they're infected at all, while others are hospitalized and some die. Some people get sick and then never fully recover."My symptoms are constantly evolving. I get the same symptoms again and again, and it's like one will kind of disappear and then others will come up."

Brain fog, pain, fatigue, nausea, dizziness: Almost one-third of people with 'mild' COVID-19 still battle symptoms months later, study finds | abc7chicago.com

For some COVID-19 survivors, symptoms can persist for months. These symptoms affect not only people who were very sick and hospitalized, but also those with milder cases. Studies show about 1 in 3 people infected by the coronavirus will become so-called long haulers.About 1 in 3 coronavirus cases lead to symptoms that persist longer than 2 weeks

How many people get 'long COVID' – and who is most at risk? | PhillyVoice