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Research team finds symptoms in long COVID patients can persist for months, years

Por: WPTV Nation December 16, 2022

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As some people are moving beyond the COVID pandemic in their daily lives, there are those still stuck with the sickness. Experts say 70% to 80% of people who develop long COVID get better in three to five months, but for the rest, new research finds some symptoms can hang on for months or even years.Crystal Barker King said about two months after she recovered from a mild case of COVID, her hair started to fall out.I immediately thought,... + full article



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