The most long-term consequences of the coronavirus: Hearing problems, taste changes…
The coronavirus the most long-term complication in conductors is related to the work of the central nervous system.
Russian infectious disease specialist, virologist Nikolay Malyshev said this.
According to him, over time, more is being learned about the effects of COVID-19, especially on the central nervous system.
“I have personally observed patients who have been hearing impaired for a long time and still have not returned to normal. In addition, there have been cases of continued taste changes,” the expert added.
Infectious disease noted that people who have had the disease for a long time are only from problems in the nervous system complaint they don’t; About 1/3 of those infected with the coronavirus develop liver problems, and on closer examination, there have been cases where respiratory problems, especially shortness of breath, persist for months.
“A person passes the disease easily and thinks that everything is over. But in reality it is not so simple. Even after such mild forms, damage to various organs is possible. It is estimated that 1/3 of those who fall ill suffer from damage to various organs and systems in one way or another,” Malyshev concluded.
