one in ten people have symptoms three months after infection

The coronavirus is a disease that manifests itself in different ways depending on the patient and can leave sequelae.

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According to the WHO, More than 200 symptoms have been recorded which could continue despite the patient’s medical discharge.

A National Library of Medicine publication said 44% continued to have headaches, 12 to 78% reported fatigue (similar to chronic fatigue), while 30% responded with muscle and joint pain. .

The lungs are organs that are affected because in many cases they show a 10 percent reduction in breathing capacity and shortness of breath.

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Regarding cardiological problems, between 11 and 13 percent reported heart damage and myocardial infarction, and 6% reported having recurrent palpitations and tachycardia.

As well Possible side effects are anxiety and depression, loss of taste and smell, memory problems and trouble sleeping.