One thing we know about the coronavirus is that this virus infects the upper respiratory tract. The virus enters the respiratory system and multiplies, causing many symptoms such as cold, cough, sore throat, fever, and fatigue. Another shocking fact is that the symptoms of this highly contagious disease are not confined to the respiratory tract alone. It also affects other parts of the body. Some of these signs go away with treatment, others persist even after recovery. Fatigue, muscle aches, joint pain, hair loss, loss of taste and aroma are signs of prolonged COVID-19.
Apart from this, there are also some such signs, which are often ignored, because either they are very mild or people do not see them as associated with the coronavirus. So let’s have a look at some of the symptoms of Kovid-19 that you should keep an eye on.
weak stamina
Along with weakness and exhaustion, the coronavirus also weakens your stamina. You may feel full of energy after defeating the infection, but still won’t be able to function as full of energy as before. If you start feeling weak after climbing stairs or doing light exercise, then it means your stamina has decreased.
Headache
Headaches, along with lack of concentration, brain fog and mood swings, can also occur long after recovery from COVID-19. For people who already have headaches or migraines, the situation can get worse.
paresthesia
Paraesthesia, numbness or burning sensation in a body part mostly occurs when sitting in one position for a long time. But in Long Kovid people feel numb without any reason. According to the CDC, numbness is a major symptom of long covid. However, not everyone necessarily goes through this problem.
trouble sleeping
Sleeplessness at night is a common problem associated with long covid. Whenever we have trouble falling asleep, we often ignore this problem. The problem of sleeplessness at this age is so common that we often do not bother about it. If it is not treated on time, it turns into a sleep disorder. So get it treated in time.
Tension
People often believe that stress is a part of modern life and there is no way to avoid it. This is true, but there are always ways to handle it. Stress cannot be kept hidden for long. This starts affecting your relationships, as well as mood and health. In the case of Long Covid, people who are already under stress will feel restless, even prone to depression. Manage your stress level and seek medical help if it gets worse after COVID.