The Long-Term Impact of Covid Makes Sufferers Experience Fatigue …

LONDON – One of the complications experienced Covid-19 patients around the world are symptoms that persist several months after they recover from infection, and have tested negative for the virus. According to a report last August, the condition has been called Long Covid.

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Long Covid is a condition in which patients with this deadly virus infection experience symptoms such as extreme fatigue, shortness of breath and muscle aches, for nearly three months after recovery.

Recently, according to reports Daily Mirror, a patient Covid-19 The 27-year-old, who has been battling the disease for seven months now is bedridden due to extreme exhaustion.

The patient, known as Rosa Fisher, is an animator and actress in London. As reported Times Now News, Monday (9/11), he had to return home with his parents, because he could no longer work or exercise.

“I’m always exhausted. I haven’t been able to work for months and half of the time I struggle to get out of bed,” said Rosa.

“I used to be very active and continued to fly around London at 100 mph. Now, going up the stairs makes me out of breath,” he continued.

Rosa said that Long Covid affected her mental health. Speaking about her long struggle with Covid-19, Rosa added that after seven months, she was suffering from excruciating fatigue, dizziness, and a strange burning sensation on her skin.

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