Coronavirus: Long COVID predominates in 10-20% of infected individuals; 144 million are currently dealing with this problem, know the signs

“To date, the post-COVID-19 status is poorly understood in children and young adults and further research is needed, especially in resource-constrained countries, to understand clinical features, frequency and risk factors leading to some adolescent populations experiencing groups a recent WHO report said.

“I mostly feel dizzy and exhausted. I will faint a lot and my heart will beat fast; Kitty McFarland says I can just sit around and my heart suddenly jumps to 190 beats a minute. In the WHO report, the 14-year-old girl said she also suffered from gluten intolerance and acute abdominal pain that caused her to faint and have to be hospitalized several times.

“Sometimes I find it difficult to speak. My brain feels so fuzzy and I can’t think of a single sentence. I stutter a lot. Every day is different. Sometimes I’m tired and dizzy, sometimes I feel brain fog, but I can walk with it. Sometimes, if I’m fine, we can go out for a walk, but the next day I can go back to bed. You go through a lot of ups and downs, it’s like being on a roller coaster forever,” she added.