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Hair Loss, Impotence Join List of Long COVID Symptoms
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By Dennis Thompson HealthDay Reporter
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MONDAY, July 25, 2022 (HealthDay News) — People with long-haul COVID expertise a wider set of signs than as soon as thought, together with hair loss and sexual dysfunction, British researchers report.
An evaluation of digital well being data for two.4 million U.Ok. residents revealed that 12 weeks after their preliminary an infection, COVID sufferers report 62 distinct signs far more usually than those that did not have the virus.
Looking at solely non-hospitalized sufferers, researchers recognized three classes of distinct signs reported by folks with persistent well being issues after an infection.
Patterns of signs tended to be grouped primarily as respiratory or mind signs, alongside a 3rd class representing a broader vary of well being issues, together with hair loss and erectile dysfunction.
The most typical signs embody lack of odor, shortness of breath, chest ache and fever. Others embody:
The researchers additionally found that particular teams of persons are at elevated danger of creating lengthy COVID. These embody females, youthful folks and ethnic minorities, in addition to poorer folks, people who smoke, those that are obese or overweight, and other people with persistent well being issues.
“The signs we recognized ought to assist clinicians and medical guideline builders to enhance the evaluation of sufferers with long-term results from COVID-19, and to subsequently take into account how this symptom burden will be finest managed,” senior researcher Shamil Haroon stated in a University of Birmingham information launch. He is an affiliate medical professor in public well being on the college.
The examine was printed July 25 within the journal Nature Medicine .
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has extra about lengthy COVID.
SOURCE: University of Birmingham, information launch, July 25, 2022
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