Although the new coronavirus is a respiratory disease, it affects almost all organs in our body. One is pulmonary fibrosis. The lung function of the cured person will decline. The patient will show dry cough, fatigue, difficulty breathing, and in severe cases, he will lose the ab

Although the new coronavirus is a respiratory disease, it affects almost all organs in our body.

Do you still remember the SARS sequelae ? There are three main types of sequelae of SARS.

One type is pulmonary fibrosis. The lung function of the cured person will decline. The patient will show dry cough, fatigue, difficulty breathing, and in severe cases, he will lose the ability to work.

The second type is mental disorder.

The third type is femoral head necrosis . For those who are on the verge of collapse or have collapsed and deformed, and have long-term pain and dysfunction, artificial hip replacement can be performed. This surgical technology is mature, the effect is certain, and the success rate is high.

The new coronavirus has been spreading around the world for more than a year. There have been cases of infection around the world for more than a year, and countless deaths have constituted a huge number. This number always reminds countries to always pay attention to their own health. After all, life Safety is a top priority.

Although the vast majority of people among the huge infected population can be cured, frightening "sequelae" have begun to appear among those who have recovered.

" new crown " infected person's self-report: The disease was cured, but the "sequelae" bothered me!

Since my country’s prevention and control measures for COVID-19 are active and effective, only a small number of severe or critically ill patients will have sequelae.

Regarding the response measures to COVID-19, people should be more aware of the adverse effects of COVID-19, seek medical advice as soon as possible and receive rehabilitation treatment if they feel slightly unwell. Follow the COVID-19 guidelines for daily protection, and actively vaccinate against and to minimize the chance of infection.