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As restrictions are lifted and a light at the end of the tunnel begins to appear after an entire year of fighting COVID-19, doctors are concerned about complex and devastating issues emerging with those who have ongoing problems after fighting off the virus.
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At Tri-Health Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati, they맥스카지노ve set up a rehabilitation unit to help those suffering from lingering conditions like shortness of breath, fatigue and cognitive problems.
Gail Donovan caught COVID-19 in December and said it not only affected her health but even her sense of identity.
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Donovan said one of the most aggravating problems is trying to keep thoughts together.
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Wiltse is a pulmonary critical care specialist. He said the latest information shows even 6 months after COVID-19, many are suffering.
Wiltse said 75% have profound fatigue, 50% have cognitive issues, 50% have psychological issues, nearly 50% have general muscle issues and difficulty breathing and about 10% have serious lung damage.
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