A study published this week by Geneva’s HUG hospital and the University of Geneva (UNIGE) on long-term Covid-19 reveals that 39% of patients have symptoms lasting 7 to 9 months. © Agenturfotografin | Dreamstime.comWomen and those with more symptoms are more likely to suffer persistent symptoms, according to the research. Persistent fatigue, neurological disorders, shortness of breath, heart problems or psychiatric disorders are the most common symptoms. Risk categoriesThe study reveals a higher incidence among women, especially for fatigue, shortness of breath and headaches. People who have developed more symptoms in the acute phase of the illness are more likely to develop persistent symptoms.

Source: Le News November 19, 2021 21:38 UTC