Covid-19 virus infection has started by the end of 2019, but it is now understood that many patients will take a long time to fully recover.
What if I have a few minor symptoms?
Most of the people who have Covid-19 have major symptoms like cough or fever. However, they can experience body aches, fatigue, sore throats and headaches.
There may be a dry type of cough at first. But in some people, the virus can start coughing up dead mucus from the lungs.
Relaxation, drinking plenty of fluids, and the use of painkillers such as paracetamol are all treatments.
Those who have mild symptoms recover faster.
The fever goes away in less than a week, but the cough may last a few more days.
According to a report by the World Health Organization, which analyzes data from China, it takes an average of two weeks to recover from these cases.
What if I have severe symptoms?
This disease can become serious for many. It occurs within seven to ten days of infection.
This change often happens suddenly. Difficulty breathing and swelling of the lungs.
This is because the body's immune system tries to fight the virus. It is actually an attempt to create a response in the body, which causes a lot of damage inside the body.
During this time many people have to be hospitalized for oxygen assistance.
Physician Sarah Jarvis says, "It takes a long time for this problem to get better ... the body keeps trying to get rid of the problems inside it."
It may take two to eight weeks to recover, he says, although fatigue will persist for a few more days.
What if I need intensive care?
The World Health Organization estimates that one out of every 20 patients needs intensive care, including sleep and ventilator.
Regardless of the type of illness, it takes a long time to recover from an intensive care unit. Patients are regularly referred to the ward before going home.
Alison Petered, dean of the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine, says it can take 12 to 18 months to get out of the critical care or intensive care unit (ICU) and become completely normal.
If you stay in the hospital bed for a long time, the muscles of the body get damaged. Patients become weak and it takes time for muscles to regenerate. Many also need the help of physiotherapy for this.
Due to the stages that the body goes through while in the ICU, many people are prone to delirium and mental problems.
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Patients in China and Italy reported weakness of the whole body, shortness of breath even after a little physical exertion, persistent cough, and irregular breathing. With that a lot of sleep is needed.
"We know that it takes patients a long time to fully recover, and sometimes it can take months," said Paul Tuz, a critical care physiotherapist at Cardiff and Vale University Health Board.
But in general, it is difficult to say in the case of all. Many people spend relatively little time in critical care. Again, many have to give the help of ventilator for a long time.
Will coronavirus have long-term effects on my health?
Since there is no long-term data on this subject yet, no one knows for sure. But other conditions can be considered.
Acute respiratory distress syndrome (also called ards) develops in all patients whose immune system goes through excessive stress, which causes damage to their lungs.
Mr. "In this case, we've seen people face physical and mental complications five years later," Tuz said.
Dr. James Gill, a lecturer at Warwick Medical School, says, "People also need mental health care to fully recover."
'' If you're having trouble breathing, maybe the doctor says we'll take you on a ventilator now. We'll put you to sleep. Do you want to say goodbye to your family? "
It is not surprising that PTSD [post-traumatic stress disorder] occurs in these severe patients. Significant psychological wounds can be created for many. "
Although it is often mildly affected, it is also likely to cause long-term health problems.
How many people have recovered?
It is difficult to get accurate statistics in this regard.
As of April 17, according to Johns Hopkins University, 5,038 people had recovered after being infected. Although more than 22 lakh people have been affected.
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However, in many countries the method of keeping this account is different. Many countries do not publish data on healthy people. In many cases the data of slightly or mildly affected individuals remain out of account.
According to the math model, 99-99.5 percent of people recover.
Can I have Kovid-19 again?
There is a lot of speculation about immunity to the disease again, but there is very little reliable evidence. If patients can successfully fight the virus and win, they may develop an immunity inside the body.
This ability to prevent re-infection is important in understanding how effective or successful a coronavirus vaccine can be.
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