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Allergic Conditions Linked With Risk Of Long-Covid After Infection: Study
Pre-existing allergic conditions such as asthma or rhinitis may be associated with a higher risk of experiencing long-term symptoms associated with COVID-19, or Long-COVID, according to a study.
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Long-Term Symptoms Of Covid Can Emerge Months After Infection: Study
Long-term symptoms of COVID-19 can persist for at least a year after the acute illness has passed, or appear months later, according to a study conducted in the US.
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World COPD Day 2021: Understanding The short And Long-term Effects Of Covid-19 On Your Lungs
All lung diseases can be aggravated due to the presence of COVID. The virus can occur in various manifestations and cause non-existent symptoms like cough and breathlessness.
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Fatigue, Shortness Of Breath May Affect Covid Patients For A Year: Study
Fatigue and shortness of breath still afflict many patients a year after their hospitalisation for Covid-19, according to a new Chinese study calling for a better understanding of the pandemic's long-term health effects.
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Allergic Conditions Linked With Risk Of Long-Covid After Infection: Study
Pre-existing allergic conditions such as asthma or rhinitis may be associated with a higher risk of experiencing long-term symptoms associated with COVID-19, or Long-COVID, according to a study.
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Long-Term Symptoms Of Covid Can Emerge Months After Infection: Study
Long-term symptoms of COVID-19 can persist for at least a year after the acute illness has passed, or appear months later, according to a study conducted in the US.
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World COPD Day 2021: Understanding The short And Long-term Effects Of Covid-19 On Your Lungs
All lung diseases can be aggravated due to the presence of COVID. The virus can occur in various manifestations and cause non-existent symptoms like cough and breathlessness.
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Fatigue, Shortness Of Breath May Affect Covid Patients For A Year: Study
Fatigue and shortness of breath still afflict many patients a year after their hospitalisation for Covid-19, according to a new Chinese study calling for a better understanding of the pandemic's long-term health effects.
