Cough is a natural reflex of the body to help eliminate respiratory foreign bodies, such as mucus, sputum... After being infected with respiratory viruses, including Covid-19, patients often cough. long, productive cough or persistent dry cough. In your case, excessive dry cough causes fatigue, diaphragm pain, chest wall pain, affecting quality of life. The following article provides useful tips to help relieve cough symptoms after Covid

After fighting COVID-19, fatigue can be a common lingering symptom that can trouble patients and often keep them from resuming life in a normal manner. If you have had COVID-19, experiencing chronic exhaustion can be fairly common. You might feel exhausted, even after getting ample sleep and rest. Some can also experience aches, pains and stiffness and take a long while to recover.

Tailbone ulcers are often caused by prolonged pressure, common in people with paralysis, fractures of the pelvis and femur, especially in the elderly, poor nutrition, and overweight. When there is an ulcer in the sacrum, the care is even more difficult. Here are the common causes of tailbone ulcers.

Many people have been in close contact, even living with Covid patients for a long time, but the test is still negative. A recently published study by scientists at University College London (UK) has explained why some people do not get infected with SARS-CoV-2 virus despite close contact with F0 patients.

 

Due to psychological anxiety because of COVID-19, many patients treated at home have self-medicated, including corticosteroids (such as Medrol). There have been cases of gastrointestinal bleeding and more severe cases of COVID-19 due to self-medication.

Although there is no cure for atopic dermatitis, treatment can decrease your child's skin dryness and irritation, making her more comfortable. 

Vitamin C plays an important role in the formation of collagen, carnitine, hormones and amino acids. It is necessary for wound healing and facilitates burn recovery. Vitamin C is also an antioxidant, supporting immune function and helping with iron absorption.

You probably know that COVID-19 can bring on symptoms like a cough, fever, fatigue, and shortness of breath. Could it also be linked to swollen and discolored toes? Some medical groups and researchers say it can, and the condition has been dubbed “COVID toes.” Other scientists say early research suggests that there isn’t a connection between the coronavirus and this skin problem.

After choosing the licensed rapid test, people need to follow the steps according to the instructions attached to the test kit depending on the manufacturer, including: Proper sampling, correct operation and correct waste disposal.