Suara.com – The number of patients recovering from the Covid-19 corona virus continues to grow. But, the NHS is worried that 1 in 3 patients recovering from the Covid-19 corona virus can still suffer a lifetime.
Because the Covid-19 corona virus can cause long-term effects in the form of lung damage, chronic fatigue to brain damage.
Even more worrying, one in three people with the Covid-19 corona virus can have long-term lung damage. But, Dr. Hilary Floyd, clinical director at the NHS Seacole Center claimed not to know how long the lung damage would occur.
“We don’t know whether a generation in their 50s and 60s will be far weaker or have an increased risk of dementia within 20 years,” Dr Hilary Floyd said. Mirror.
Previously, parents were considered to have a greater risk of being infected with the Covid-19 corona virus. Because of this, Hilary Floyd was surprised to see the number of young patients infected with the corona virus.
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“They are people who are independent, active in activities, going to the gym to swimming. But, now they are lying in bed and can’t get up,” Hilary said.
Dr Hilary claimed to see many patients in their 40s who were infected with the Covid-19 corona virus. On the other hand, he also saw many patients in their 50s to 60s who fought hard against the corona Covid-19 virus.
“But, they have a high degree of weakness to recover from the Covid-19 corona virus,” he explained.
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Dr. Hilary’s opinion about the long-term effects of the Covid-19 corona virus emerged, after medical staff in China warned that patients who were recovering could experience some long-term health problems.
The Chinese National Health Commission also warns that patients with the Covid-19 corona virus can experience depression, insomnia, eating disorders, various mental and neurological problems.
Even corona virus patients may also experience problems with muscle damage and loss of limb function.
A study published in the medical journal Kidney International also warns the relationship between the Coona-19 corona virus and kidney failure.
A total of 5,449 Covid-19 corona virus patients who underwent tests at the Northwell Health medical facility in Great Neck, New York, were found to be one in three patients suffering from severe kidney problems.
According to researcher Kenar Jhaveri, head of Northwell’s nephrology, there are more than 14.3 percent of Covid-19 corona virus patients who require dialysis.
In addition, there are also alarming reports that the Covid-19 corona virus has triggered a disease similar to Kawasaki in children, a serious condition that causes high fever, red-eye rashes and swollen glands.
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