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Shortness of breath, fatigue characterises Long COVID

A study of Swedish Long COVID patients has revealed the symptoms most commonly associated with the afflication include dyspnoea and fatigue.

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New Study Reveals Who Was More Vulnerable to Post-COVID Syndrome in Early Phases of the Pandemic

People with post-COVID syndrome (PCS) following the COVID-19 infection often suffer from intense fatigue and dyspnea. This is what emerges from a new ..

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New study reveals who was more vulnerable to post-COVID syndrome early in the pandemic

New study reveals who was more vulnerable to post-COVID syndrome early in the pandemic
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COVID-19 may raise risk of developing atrial fibrillation

Add another post-COVID hazard to the list: Research suggests having the illness could raise risks for dangerous irregular heart beats.

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Individuals Previously Infected with COVID-19 Face Increased Risk of Heart Rhythm Disruption

Older individuals and individuals that experienced severe COVID-19 are at high risk of increased cardiac disturbances.

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