A new research is being done every day on the deadly COVID-19 virus, which has been following us since the day it took the whole world under its influence, and thanks to these researches, we are constantly learning something new about the virus. Now, in a study conducted in Germany, it has been concluded that 40 percent of people infected with the new type of COVID-19 virus have the “Long COVID Syndrome” problem.
According to the research conducted by the Mainz University Medical Center in Germany, it was determined that approximately half of the 10 thousand 250 people who caught the COVID-19 virus between October 2020 and June 2021 experienced problems that had a long-lasting effect even though at least six months had passed since the disease. .
More research needed on Long COVID Syndrome
In the research report, it was stated that many long-term problems such as memory loss, fear, fatigue, shortness of breath, dizziness and sleep difficulties were experienced in the examined COVID-19 patients; It has been revealed that women, who make up 46 percent of the participants, are affected by these problems much more frequently than men.
Researchers stated that research on this issue will be increased in order to understand whether some people are more specifically affected by the COVID-19 virus, whether there are risk factors and what treatment options can be applied against these problems; He added that more detailed data on the Long COVID Syndrome could be definitively detected in the second quarter of 2022.
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