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This Surprising Side Effect Shows Up Months After COVID

A significant percentage of Long COVID-19 patients are suffering from syndromes that few doctors understand or treat.

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Little-known illnesses turning up in Covid long-haulers

The day Dr. Elizabeth Dawson was diagnosed with covid-19 in October, she awoke feeling as if she had a bad hangover. Four months later she tested negative for the virus, but her symptoms have only worsened.

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COVID long haulers face little-known illnesses

COVID long-haulers are facing an illness that less than 100 doctors in the U.S. specialize in.

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Fact check: Lemon drops and red onions won t cure or prevent COVID-19

Posts online falsely claim lemon drops, rock salt and red onions are effective in preventing or treating the coronavirus.

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What Are the Warning Signs of a Blood Clot?

What Are the Warning Signs of a Blood Clot? © (Getty Images) Varicose veins on the elderly womans legs,Close up A blood clot can be a serious medical problem. It can even lead to a heart attack, stroke or death. In fact, 274 people die every day from blood clots, according to the National Blood Clot Alliance. So what does a blood clot look or feel like? And how do you know if you have one? A blood clot is a gel-like collection of blood cells in the veins or arteries that blocks blood flow. Without proper blood flow, important parts of your body like the heart, brain and legs may not get the oxygen they need. Blood clots can be as small as a grain of rice or as long as a Polish kielbasa, says Dr. Lawrence Rusty Hofmann, a professor of interventional radiology at Stanford University Medical Center in Palo Alto, California.

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