Core Concepts
Long COVID prevalence and predictors among university members.
Abstract
Abstract:
Long COVID affects 10% to 80% of COVID-19 survivors.
Prevalence of long COVID in university setting is 36%.
Factors influencing long COVID include underlying conditions, vaccination status, gender, smoking history, symptoms, and medical care.
Introduction:
Long COVID symptoms persist for months post-infection.
Various symptoms associated with long COVID.
Impact on quality of life and daily activities.
Study aims to understand long COVID among university members.
Symptoms Variation:
Symptoms vary by sex, age, and initial illness severity.
Different symptoms reported by younger and older patients.
Impact on daily activities and mental health.
Quality of Life Impact:
Long COVID affects ability to engage in daily activities.
Struggles with daily routines, stress, and tasks.
Mental and cognitive health issues observed.
Study Focus:
Examining prevalence and predictors of long COVID in university members.
Stats
Postacute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection affects 10% to 80% of COVID-19 survivors.
Prevalence of long COVID in university setting is 36%.
Long COVID symptoms include fatigue, shortness of breath, muscle pain, joint pain, headache, and more.
Symptoms can persist for >6 months affecting daily activities.
Quotes
"Long COVID has been suggested to be the 'next national health disaster'."
"Nearly 50 signs and symptoms have been linked to the condition."