Such diaries and calendars can provide greater insight into symptoms and lived experience. For most people with long COVID, the goal of medical management is to optimize function and quality of life.ĭiaries and calendars might be useful to document changes in symptoms, especially in relation to potential triggers such as exertion (physical and cognitive), foods, menstruation, and treatments or medications. There is currently no proven medication for long COVID, but health care providers can provide care to reduce symptoms of long COVID.
Fast-beating or pounding heart (also known as heart palpitations).Difficulty thinking, concentrating, or remembering things (sometimes referred to as "brain fog").The most common symptoms reported include: However, long COVID has also been reported in people who are younger, who do not have previous health conditions, and who had mild or no COVID-19 symptoms. People who were very sick or hospitalized when they had COVID-19.People with underlying health conditions.Some people may be more likely to experience ongoing symptoms and conditions. Stay safe and protect yourself against COVID-19. Get vaccinated, wear a mask, physically distance, and wash your hands frequently. The best and only way to avoid getting long COVID is to protect yourself against COVID-19. Sometimes people refer to these symptoms and conditions as long COVID, PASC (post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection), long-term COVID-19 or long hauler COVID-19.Īnyone who had the virus that causes COVID-19 can get long COVID, even children, young adults and those who were not very ill when they had COVID-19. Post-COVID Conditions are physical and mental health problems that can be new, returning, or ongoing four or more weeks after having the COVID-19 virus, even in people who initially had no symptoms.
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