Many safety protocols are already in place, such as the availability of hand sanitiser stations at all the residential areas, and regular testing of athletes who 'feel unwell'.
It was established during the early days of the pandemic that besides the respiratory system, Covid virus is known to leave a deep impact on the brain, with researchers concluding that brain infection could cause neurological symptoms.
The percentage of people recovering from Covid -19 with thrombosis or Cardiac arrhythmias is almost 20-30%.
Patients recovering from the COVID 19 infection, especially those who were put on steroid therapy, are being diagnosed with Avascular necrosis or bone death.
Several studies showed that at least 30 per cent of all hospitalized patients with COVID-19 develop some form of kidney injury.
Side effects of Covid-19 Vaccine: The side effects of the Covid vaccine are moderate and for a short period. Side effects include fever, headache, body pain, chills and sometimes diarrhoea. Along with these, one could also feel the pain at the injection site for two to three days.
In the latest study, which was published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine, researchers have revealed that COVID never leaves one completely. Read on to know the symptom.
Healthy people who had never experienced any kidney-related issues are developing kidney disease after contracting COVID-19. Read on to know the reason -
COVID-19 infection is a pro-inflammatory condition that usually leads to inflammation in the heart which is when the organ develops severe heart diseases such as Myocarditis.
According to the researchers, they noted that conditions involved a range of major organs and systems, including the heart, kidneys, lungs, and liver as well as mental health complications.
Experts have cautioned that people, who have had COVID-19, are at increased risk of developing cardiovascular complications within the first month to a year after infection.
Some people get fully fit after recovering from covid, however, there are some who continue to experience symptoms after their initial recovery. Check for these symptoms.
Yes, according to the experts, lung abnormalities have been discovered in long COVID patients suffering from breathlessness, which means that there are high possibilities that coronavirus may cause hidden damage to the lungs that is not detected with routine tests.
COVID-19 not only damage the respiratory tract but it also affects other parts of your body, including your skin. Shahnaz Husain shares some common skin problems that might affect you that you have been infected with the virus.
COVID-19 can do a lot than what you expect from it. In a recent study, experts revealed that breathlessness post-COVID recovery can be a warning signal of heart damage. Read on to find the link between long COVID and heart damage.
Does COVID-19 affect the health of an unborn child? A new study has found that it might and if the mother's gut is infected with the virus.
People suffering from an underlying disease like type-2 diabetes are more likely to suffer from complications like fatigue. Here is everything you need to know about this new prevalent symptom of COVID among diabetics.
With the scare of the third wave looming large, WHO official has said that the Covid-19 is not yet endemic. Read on to know if you should be worried.
What exactly causes serious illness in the elderly and people with diabetes? New study sheds light on this.
Some women are more likely to get severe illness from COVID-19 and die from the disease than others. Here are a few risk factors linked to poor Covid outcomes in women.
The arthritis drug developed by Pfizer was associated with 63 per cent lower risk of death or respiratory failure in hospitalised adult patients with Covid-19 pneumonia.
Yes, your brain is at risk too!! Coronavirus not only infects the lungs or your heart, but wreaks havoc on your brain as well. Read to know everything.
If you get Covid-19 and are at higher risk for severe illness, ask your doctor about monoclonal antibody therapy, say researchers. Read to know more about this medication.
People with diabetes are at a higher risk of developing severe COVID-19 complications and need to take extra precautions. Know how.
Many safety protocols are already in place, such as the availability of hand sanitiser stations at all the residential areas, and regular testing of athletes who 'feel unwell'.
It was established during the early days of the pandemic that besides the respiratory system, Covid virus is known to leave a deep impact on the brain, with researchers concluding that brain infection could cause neurological symptoms.
The percentage of people recovering from Covid -19 with thrombosis or Cardiac arrhythmias is almost 20-30%.
Patients recovering from the COVID 19 infection, especially those who were put on steroid therapy, are being diagnosed with Avascular necrosis or bone death.
Several studies showed that at least 30 per cent of all hospitalized patients with COVID-19 develop some form of kidney injury.
In the latest study, which was published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine, researchers have revealed that COVID never leaves one completely. Read on to know the symptom.
Healthy people who had never experienced any kidney-related issues are developing kidney disease after contracting COVID-19. Read on to know the reason -
COVID-19 infection is a pro-inflammatory condition that usually leads to inflammation in the heart which is when the organ develops severe heart diseases such as Myocarditis.
According to the researchers, they noted that conditions involved a range of major organs and systems, including the heart, kidneys, lungs, and liver as well as mental health complications.
Experts have cautioned that people, who have had COVID-19, are at increased risk of developing cardiovascular complications within the first month to a year after infection.
Yes, according to the experts, lung abnormalities have been discovered in long COVID patients suffering from breathlessness, which means that there are high possibilities that coronavirus may cause hidden damage to the lungs that is not detected with routine tests.
COVID-19 not only damage the respiratory tract but it also affects other parts of your body, including your skin. Shahnaz Husain shares some common skin problems that might affect you that you have been infected with the virus.
COVID-19 can do a lot than what you expect from it. In a recent study, experts revealed that breathlessness post-COVID recovery can be a warning signal of heart damage. Read on to find the link between long COVID and heart damage.
Does COVID-19 affect the health of an unborn child? A new study has found that it might and if the mother's gut is infected with the virus.
People suffering from an underlying disease like type-2 diabetes are more likely to suffer from complications like fatigue. Here is everything you need to know about this new prevalent symptom of COVID among diabetics.
With the scare of the third wave looming large, WHO official has said that the Covid-19 is not yet endemic. Read on to know if you should be worried.
What exactly causes serious illness in the elderly and people with diabetes? New study sheds light on this.
The arthritis drug developed by Pfizer was associated with 63 per cent lower risk of death or respiratory failure in hospitalised adult patients with Covid-19 pneumonia.
Yes, your brain is at risk too!! Coronavirus not only infects the lungs or your heart, but wreaks havoc on your brain as well. Read to know everything.
If you get Covid-19 and are at higher risk for severe illness, ask your doctor about monoclonal antibody therapy, say researchers. Read to know more about this medication.
People with diabetes are at a higher risk of developing severe COVID-19 complications and need to take extra precautions. Know how.
Can severe COVID-19 disease be predicted early on? Researchers unveil the secret to doing this bringing hope for better prognosis.
At least 15 COVID-19 survivors have succumbed to Mucormycosis or black fungus infection in Maharashtra, Telangana and Meerut.
Some minority ethnic populations in England were disproportionately at higher risk of getting SARS-CoV-2 infection and experiencing adverse COVID-19 outcomes compared with the White population.
Some people get fully fit after recovering from covid, however, there are some who continue to experience symptoms after their initial recovery. Check for these symptoms.
Some women are more likely to get severe illness from COVID-19 and die from the disease than others. Here are a few risk factors linked to poor Covid outcomes in women.
Side effects of Covid-19 Vaccine: The side effects of the Covid vaccine are moderate and for a short period. Side effects include fever, headache, body pain, chills and sometimes diarrhoea. Along with these, one could also feel the pain at the injection site for two to three days.
What To Expect When Someone You Know Gets Hospitalized Due To Covid-19?
