Most people who contract Covid do not become seriously ill and recover rapidly.

However, some of them have long-term issues after healing from the initial illness, even though they weren't sick in the first place.

Long Covid is not fully understood, and there is no generally agreed-upon definition so estimates of its prevalence and key symptoms can differ greatly from person to person.

Symptoms that persist for longer than twelve weeks and cannot be explained by another cause, according to NHS UK health professionals' guidance, can include:

• extreme exhaustion

• chest discomfort or stiffness, lack of breath

• memory and attention issues ("brain fog")

• changes in taste and odour of food

• joint discomfort

However, patient surveys also indicate that a variety of additional symptoms, such as digestive issues, sleeplessness, and visual disturbances, may be present.

It’s critical to realize that these symptoms might also be caused by other factors and there is a lot of study being done to look into the long-term effects of coronavirus.

According to one study, Covid may have an effect on the brain, with a small decrease in size detectable following infection. Another theory proposes that certain persons with lengthy Covid have lung problems, However, the significance of these changes and their permanence are unknown.

Furthermore, the severity of difficulties varies greatly. Some people will be OK carrying on with their daily routines, while others may struggle.

We're not currently sure why Long Covid affects some people so much but not others.

It's possible that the first infection causes some people's immune systems to go into overdrive, attacking not only the virus but also their own organs.

Some symptoms, such as loss of smell and taste, could be explained by the virus invading and harming our cells, while damage to blood vessels, for example, could contribute to heart difficulties.

There are currently no established medication therapies for long covid, with the primary management focussed instead on dealing with symptoms by treating with extensive rest instead followed by progressively increasing activities where possible.

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