A new Danish study has identified specific symptoms that COVID-19 survivors feel months after infection, reports Deseret News.
About the study
A study from Denmark’s State Serum Institute (SSI) looked into how often people suffer from long COVID issues. The study — which was published for preprint ahead of peer review — found that 53% of the study’s participants said they had COVID-19 symptoms six to 12 months after infection.
The researchers said “a considerable proportion experience post-acute symptoms and sequelae 6-12 months after infection.”
The study — which was published for preprint ahead of peer review — found that 53% of the study’s participants said they had COVID-19 symptoms six to 12 months after infection.
The researchers said “a considerable proportion experience post-acute symptoms and sequelae 6-12 months after infection.”
Symptoms
Participants in the study said they mainly felt three COVID-19 symptoms months after infection:
- Difficulty concentrating
- Sleep issues
- Physical exhaustion
The study also found that patients suffered COVID-19 symptoms that “were so severe that many people were unable to work,” per Self.com.
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Source: Deseret News
