A preliminary study from South Korea says that nine in ten coronavirus patients who have recovered from the illness report experiencing side-effects such as fatigue, psychology after-effects and loss of smell and taste.
The online survey of 965 recovered Covid-19 patients revealed 91.1% responded they were suffering at least one side-effect from the disease, Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) official said.
The most common of these side-effects were fatigue at 26.2% followed by difficulty in concentrating reported by 24.6% of respondents.
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