Post-covid syndromes :- these may shake your heart for a while.

 Getting recovered from the fatal covid-19 was the great win. Congratulations to you and everyone who survived the disaster.But , What do you think, is your fight with the COVID finished ???

"No" , says the experts.

According to research made by different groups, it came to know that certain post covid complications might be more fatal than the actual disease itself. The virus that causes COVID-19 can have long-lasting symptoms in certain affected individuals. These effects are referred to as post-COVID conditions (PCC) or long COVID. This post covid syndrome or simply long term covid is given the many names as long COVID, long-haul COVID, post-acute COVID-19, post-acute sequelae of SARS CoV-2 infection (PASC), long-term effects of COVID, and chronic COVID.

Numerous persistent health issues that can continue for weeks, months, or years are considered post-COVID illnesses. However, anyone who has been infected with the virus that causes COVID-19, even those who had mild illness or no symptoms from COVID-19, can experience post-COVID conditions. Post-COVID conditions are more frequently found in people who had severe COVID-19 illness. When compared to those who were immunized and experienced breakthrough infections, those who are not protected from COVID-19 and contract the disease may also be at an increased risk of acquiring post-COVID problems. Although the majority of patients with post-COVID problems have signs of infection or COVID-19 disease, it is possible for such a person to have neither tested positive for the virus nor been aware that they were infected. The CDC and its partners are seeking to better understand who develops post-COVID problems and why, as well as whether or whether groups that were disproportionately affected by COVID-19 are more vulnerable.



What is post covid syndrome ?

The term "post-COVID conditions" refers to a wide range of health issues that people may develop after initially contracting the virus that causes COVID-19. These issues may be brand-new, recurring, or ongoing. The development of post-COVID problems might be observed at least four weeks after infection because most COVID-19 patients recover within a few days to a few weeks after infection. Post-COVID symptoms can affect anyone who contracted the infection. When they discovered they had COVID-19, the majority of persons with post-COVID problems began to exhibit symptoms days after contracting SARS CoV-2, but some of these individuals were unaware of their initial infection when they developed their diseases. There is no test to identify post-COVID issues, and individuals may experience a wide range of symptoms that could be caused by other medical conditions. This can make it challenging for medical professionals to identify post-COVID disorders. Your doctor will review your medical history, including if you have ever been diagnosed with COVID-19 due to a positive test result, symptoms, or exposure, as well as do a physical exam.

Symptoms of post covid syndrome 

People with post-COVID problems may experience a variety of symptoms that last for up to four months after the infection. Sometimes the symptoms may even subside or return. Not everyone may experience post-COVID symptoms in the same way. People who have post-COVID illnesses may suffer from health issues as a result of various sorts and combinations of symptoms occurring over various amounts of time. Most patients' symptoms gradually get better over time. But for other patients, post-COVID problems may persist for months or even years after a COVID-19 illness and occasionally lead to disability.

Most common symptoms reported are 

Muscular and the joint pain 

Appearance of rashes in different regions of the body.

Dry cough followed by chest pain and difficulty in breathing and fast heart beating(heart pounding)

Fever, tiredness ,nausea , difficulty in doing physical and mental tasks.

Sleeplessness and dizziness while standing 

Depression and anxiety 

Difficulty in concentration and performing high efficiency mental tasks.

Nerves problems that may lead to lose of sense in some organs.


These are the known symptoms for the post covid syndromes. But some of the patients may even suffer more . Their problems or symptoms are not identified but they suffer from inside. Those who have post-COVID disorders may start to experience or keep experiencing symptoms that are challenging to diagnose and treat. Regular blood tests, chest x-rays, and electrocardiograms may yield normal clinical evaluations and outcomes. The symptoms are reminiscent of those experienced by patients with ME/CFS (myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome) and other chronic illnesses that are not fully understood and can follow other infections. It may take a long time for patients with these unexplained symptoms to acquire a diagnosis and the right care or therapy since their medical professionals may misinterpret their symptoms. Review the following advice to help you get ready for a visit with a doctor for post-COVID issues.


Some individuals, particularly those who had a severe COVID-19 sickness, develop multiorgan effects or autoimmune disorders with symptoms that persist for weeks or months. Many different physiological systems, such as the heart, lung, kidney, skin, and brain, can be affected by multiorgan effects. Due to these side effects, those who have undergone COVID-19 may be more prone than those who have not to experience new health issues, such as diabetes, cardiac problems, or neurological issues.


PICS is a term used to describe health consequences that may start when a patient is in an intensive care unit (ICU) and may continue once they are discharged. These side effects may include weakened muscles, issues with judgment and reasoning, and signs of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Long-term responses to a severely traumatic incident are part of PTSD. It can be challenging to tell whether severe illness, the virus itself, or a combination of the two is to blame for health issues that appear in PICS after a COVID-19 diagnosis.


Researchers are attempting to determine which individuals or populations are more susceptible to post-COVID problems and why. According to studies, some demographic groups may be more susceptible to post-COVID disorders. These are only a few examples of individuals or groups who might be more vulnerable than other populations to developing post-COVID conditions: individuals with more severe COVID-19 illnesses, particularly those who required hospitalization or specialized care. individuals with underlying medical issues prior to COVID-19 individuals who skipped the COVID-19 immunization. individuals who develop multisystem inflammatory syndrome (MIS) when unwell with COVID-19 or shortly afterwards.


Prevention for long COVID 

According to research, those who are vaccinated yet develop a breakthrough infection are less likely than those who are not to report post-COVID symptoms. So proper vaccine is the most to somehow prevent the long term covid.

                                                                   -om_enigma




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