This new study underscores the concerns around long COVID, as scientists continue to be stumped over how and why the aftereffects of infection linger for so long for some.
The new findings are based on the experiences of 1,106 unvaccinated adults living in Switzerland, who were an average age of 50, and had a confirmed COVID infection between August 6, 2020 and January 19, 2021. Participants reported on information pertaining to 23 potentialat 12, 18, and 24 months after infection had subsided. Those symptoms included physical pain, malaise, altered taste and smell, shortness of breath, mental health issues, and anxiety.
Those unvaccinated individuals who didn’t recover quickly were more likely to be older or have pre-existing health issues.
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