Long COVID Study Suggests Immune System Response At Root Of Persistent Symptoms
Scientists may be on the path to understanding long COVID after identifying a change in blood proteins found in people with extended symptoms from the virus.
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Scientists may be on the path to understanding long COVID after identifying a change in blood proteins found in people with extended symptoms from the virus.
Maybe you’ve had a horrible week, but by the time your therapy session rolls around, you feel fine. Or maybe you’ve been feeling sick at home, but once you walk into your doctor’s office, all those symptoms disappear.
When you have a COVID-19 infection, you’re told to isolate and stay away from others until you’re better. But while many folks do improve at home thanks to a combination of medication, rest, hydration and time, others require additional medical intervention.