Dr Babina NM, Chief Medical officer, Jindal Naturecure Institute, Bengaluru, explains how naturopathy can help your body heal after recovery.
COVID-19 is primarily a respiratory disease, but reports suggest that it can affect other organs of your body. A new study explains coronavirus can trigger gut problems.
From anxiety, depression, substance use, to sleep disorders, COVID can toss up everything inside your body.
Many children suffer from MIS-C after getting infected with COVID or if they have a family history of COVID infection, say doctors.
Russian scientists have found that the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 may lead to brain complications and inflammation. Read on to know all about the study.
A new study has found that one-in-three adults develop new conditions including heart, kidneys, lung and liver conditions after getting infected with COVID disease.
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.
Currently there are not very effective treatment options for COVID-related lung injury. Read on to know more about this old drug may benefit severe COVID-19 patients.
Loss of smell or taste is not an uncommon symptom for people suffering from respiratory viruses such as colds and flu.
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.
Unlike the Delta variant, Omicron doesn't affect the lungs. Omicron enters the respiratory tract and remains in the throat, which is why it causes more symptoms in the upper respiratory organs of an individual.
The COVID-19 third wave is here and researchers from AIIMS Hyderabad believe that it could lead to cognitive and functional decline in people.
Time and again, scientists have warned that COVID-19 can lead to many complications. Researchers at CDC have found that children may develop diabetes after getting infected with coronavirus.
Scientists have found that patients with hospitalised COVID-19 infection have a higher risk of getting myocardial infarction due to the changes in their blood. Read on to understand the connection.
COVID-19 swept the world with a ferocious wave of viral illnesses and led to many complications in patients. Here are some of the common complications recorded by researchers in the year 2021.
Dr. Venugopal, the senior doctor who monitored the treatment, said that Geetha Bai was admitted to the district government hospital on July 3 in a bad condition and her health was sagging day after day. The doctors took it as a challenge and administered treatment.
In majority of the cases, Pulmonary Fibrosis is seen in people who have existing respiratory problems and then get infected with Covid-19.
Experts believe that women are not at a higher risk of COVID-19, but they can develop some specific complications. Here is everything you need to know.
Studies have shown that COVID recovered patients can experience many complications, including the development of new diseases. One of the most prominent is diabetes, which has become more common in post-COVID patients.
Patients who have been administered steroids owing to serious manifestations of Covid-19 are advised to keep a regular check on blood sugar levels post their recovery from the viral infection.
There are still limited data on the overall effect of immunosuppressive drugs used for psoriasis on the risk of developing serious COVID-19 illness.
A recent study has revealed that post-COVID complications such as blood clotting, depression and heart diseases are on the rise among recovered patients. Read to know why!
While acute COVID is a threat to humankind, long COVID - symptoms of which appear in recovered patients - is also dangerous, especially for those with underlying health issues.
From anxiety, depression, substance use, to sleep disorders, COVID can toss up everything inside your body.
Many children suffer from MIS-C after getting infected with COVID or if they have a family history of COVID infection, say doctors.
Russian scientists have found that the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 may lead to brain complications and inflammation. Read on to know all about the study.
A new study has found that one-in-three adults develop new conditions including heart, kidneys, lung and liver conditions after getting infected with COVID disease.
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.
Currently there are not very effective treatment options for COVID-related lung injury. Read on to know more about this old drug may benefit severe COVID-19 patients.
Loss of smell or taste is not an uncommon symptom for people suffering from respiratory viruses such as colds and flu.
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.
Unlike the Delta variant, Omicron doesn't affect the lungs. Omicron enters the respiratory tract and remains in the throat, which is why it causes more symptoms in the upper respiratory organs of an individual.
The COVID-19 third wave is here and researchers from AIIMS Hyderabad believe that it could lead to cognitive and functional decline in people.
Time and again, scientists have warned that COVID-19 can lead to many complications. Researchers at CDC have found that children may develop diabetes after getting infected with coronavirus.
Scientists have found that patients with hospitalised COVID-19 infection have a higher risk of getting myocardial infarction due to the changes in their blood. Read on to understand the connection.
Dr. Venugopal, the senior doctor who monitored the treatment, said that Geetha Bai was admitted to the district government hospital on July 3 in a bad condition and her health was sagging day after day. The doctors took it as a challenge and administered treatment.
In majority of the cases, Pulmonary Fibrosis is seen in people who have existing respiratory problems and then get infected with Covid-19.
Experts believe that women are not at a higher risk of COVID-19, but they can develop some specific complications. Here is everything you need to know.
Studies have shown that COVID recovered patients can experience many complications, including the development of new diseases. One of the most prominent is diabetes, which has become more common in post-COVID patients.
Patients who have been administered steroids owing to serious manifestations of Covid-19 are advised to keep a regular check on blood sugar levels post their recovery from the viral infection.
There are still limited data on the overall effect of immunosuppressive drugs used for psoriasis on the risk of developing serious COVID-19 illness.
While acute COVID is a threat to humankind, long COVID - symptoms of which appear in recovered patients - is also dangerous, especially for those with underlying health issues.
As cases of the COVID-19 continue to decline, doctors are concerned about the emerging complications being recognised in patients who have recovered from the disease.
Even though one in four people worldwide are dying from conditions caused by Thrombosis, it continues to be one of the most often overlooked medical conditions.
A protein called CD47 may contribute to the severity of Covid-19 infections in people. Here is everything you need to know.
Patients who have recovered from Covid may experience symptoms after a long time. Experts recommend getting checked every six months to avoid health complications.
