Al-Riyadh Newspaper | Those who have recovered from Corona monitor...

A press report stated that those recovering from infection with the “Coronavirus” reported that in the long term they feel the emergence of worrisome symptoms after months of recovery. These symptoms include feeling confused in the brain, bed-wetting and itchy skin, and a comprehensive list of symptoms was compiled by those who were still suffering from the effects of their diagnosis earlier this year.

Long-term coronavirus sufferers have reported 172 worrisome symptoms – some that continued months after their recovery, according to the British newspaper, The Sun.

These symptoms come after collecting results from a group on “Facebook” called “post-infection symptoms” for those who suffer from symptoms long after the outbreak of the first virus.

The group was created last May, with up to 200 people subscribing per day. More than 3,000 members from more than 60 countries joined the group, and joiners reported more than 170 shows after the recovery.

“People report a lot of the symptoms they get – we counted 172 symptoms,” said Louise, the group’s founder. But doctors do not believe them, they say they are fabricating it, ”according to the British newspaper. The most prominent of these symptoms are as follows:

Symptoms related to the nervous system: such as violent attacks, violent shaking, feeling of vibrations inside the body, trembling, twitching of the fingers, and strange sensations at night such as feeling fear, brain confusion, confusion and forgetfulness, and a feeling of numbness in the fingertips.

Skin symptoms: skin peeling, itching, bruising, red marks under the skin, dryness, strange lumps that appear on the skin, and circles or lumps that appear on the feet.

Symptoms on the heart and blood vessels: pain and tingling in the heart, and heart palpitations.

Sensory changes: extreme thirst, loss of sense of smell, loss of appetite, loss of taste, hearing strange noises at night, feeling bright lights in the eyes, shadows in the corner of the eyes, feeling ringing in the ears.

Symptoms specific to women: menstrual irregularities, and possibly amenorrhea.

Physiological symptoms: muscle pain, lower back pain, shoulder pain, neck pain, swollen glands, hair loss (for men and women), and severe cramps.

Respiratory symptoms: shortness of breath, lung bruising, feeling tight in the chest, feeling of pressure on the lung, coughing when lying down, coughing, and possibly blood clots.

Symptoms of mental health: feelings of depression, anxiety, frustration, isolation, loneliness, feeling frustrated, and feelings of sadness.

Digestive problems: noise in the intestine (above normal levels), diarrhea, changes in stool color, bloating, burping, and an increase or decrease in gas production.

Sleep disturbances: paused breathing, insomnia, fatigued sleep, and mental disturbances when sleeping.

Bowel and urine symptoms: enuresis at night during sleep, incontinence during the day during activity, fecal incontinence at night during sleep, fecal incontinence during the day during activity, and stomach cramps.

Head and jaw problems: jaw pain, sinus problems, pain in the cheekbones and jaw area, pain in the neck glands, parotid glands pain, pain in the glands in the ears, pain in the glands located in the back of the head and upper neck, and hair loss.

Vision symptoms: blurry vision, feeling of black shadows in the corner of the eye, blurry vision with screens and bright lights that letters cannot be read.

Other (mixed) problems: sore throat and laryngitis, headache, movement problems while walking, circulation problems, cold hands, and migraine headaches, there are symptoms such as stroke, heartburn and a feeling of reflux.

Short-term memory loss, nervous breakdown, night sweats, hallucinations, dry mouth, hip pain, feeling heavy in the legs, vomiting, congestion, thyroid pain, restless legs, swollen chin, sore old wounds, phlegm, allergies For light, sound and movement.

Also, mixed symptoms include: tingling in the extremities, swelling in the sinuses, chills, low body temperature, low or high blood pressure, poor reading vision, excessive bleeding gums, excessive rectal bleeding, rheumatoid arthritis, swelling in the extremities, and a burning sensation in the intestine. Or- and in the stomach area.

Symptoms also include: dizziness, a metallic taste in the mouth, dysphagia problems, a feeling of water on the knee, lower back pain, numbness in the arms, neck and face, temporal arteritis, migraine, feeling fever without heat, burning or sparkling in parts of the body , Random bruising, and fluid retention.

Among the mixed symptoms: red marks on the body that last for hours, bruising under the nails, breast pain and swelling, coughing up blood, presence of blood in urine and stool, localized swelling in the feet, feeling sick, ear pain, toothache, feeling itching and burning in the eyes, and a decrease Oxygen levels, problems focusing attention, feeling unbalanced, pressure behind the eyes, poor grip in the fingers, sensitivity in the head, gingivitis, white coloration on the tongue, tingling sensation, and sensitivity of the skin in the hands and arms.