Impact of post-COVID syndrome in hospitalized patients

ABSTRACT

Major symptoms during coronavirus 2019 are dangerous, and the mass of patients recover a vital division of patients at the present more experience for long-term health care. In this context, spotlight on health-related measures after severe illness and hospitalization. This chapter is a theoretical study of health issues in initially obtainable patients with subtle symptoms of severe respiratory conditions and coronavirus infections. We mainly focus on moderate and severe COVID-19 in hospitalized patients. Almost 600 patients with respiratory syndrome and coronavirus infections were observed last year, with fatigue, anemia, and breathing problems. Among these symptoms, breathing is the most common symptom. These symptoms are projected on lengthy-term health issues post-COVID-19. This type of symptom is measured by uni or multi-logistic regression model techniques. We observed more than 600 patients over one year after COVID-19. So many issues like breathing issues, anosmia, and long-time symptoms in hospitalized patients were experiential one-year post-infection. The evaluation will be continued for post-COVID-19 conditional patients. It will become a critical mission to describe and lessen the socioeconomic and long-term medical effects of COVID-19. © 2022 Nova Science Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved.