Experts answer questions about post-Covid sequelae at the livestream “Post-COVID sequelae, let’s find a way to overcome!”
Recently, the number of COVID-19 infections has increased rapidly. According to data from the Ministry of Health, as of March 16, 2022, the number of cases nationwide has reached more than 6.5 million. However, a good sign is that most F0s have only mild symptoms or no symptoms, home treatment is also well done, so the recovery time is shortened.
However, it is of concern that an increasing number of “former F0s” are experiencing symptoms that are thought to be post-COVID sequelae. According to data from the Center for Disease Control of Ho Chi Minh City (HCDC), many patients after being infected with COVID-19 experienced persistent symptoms, even having to return to the hospital for treatment. Research results show that 33%-76% of patients may experience post-COVID-19 symptoms lasting at least 6 months after infection, 20% of patients have to be re-hospitalized; 80% of patients must be monitored at a primary care facility within 2 months of discharge.
These symptoms are very diverse, not only causing some discomfort in the daily life of the “former F0” but also causing many people to panic and worry about the health status of themselves and their loved ones. . So what should the “former F0” pay attention to when recovering from the disease to “reintegrate into the community” with the most optimistic and cheerful attitude?
The Livestream program “Post-COVID sequelae, finding ways to overcome” will help you and your loved ones better understand the symptoms after recovering from COVID-19.
The program is broadcast at 20:00, Thursday, March 17, 2022 on Fanpage and Website Kenh14.vn, aFamily.vn, Soha.vn, CafeF, CafeBiz, Lotus Online Clinic and Kinglive, with the participation of Assoc. Dr. Ho Thi Kim Thanh, Director of the Center for Family Medicine & Community Health Care, Hanoi Medical University Hospital.
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