Coronavirus: Scientists relate 4 syndromes to asymptomatic patients in COVID-19

While blood type can influence the intensity of coronavirus symptoms in the body, some people may not even manifest any type of reaction to the disease, which are called asymptomatic. Now scientists are already showing that these infected people can develop more serious consequences of syndromic diseases.

Scientists at the National Research Institute in the United Kingdom studied these patients who did not show severe symptoms at first, but suffered from more severe forms of what they called syndromes for months, as a normal patient recovers in a maximum of 3 weeks after presenting the first manifestations.

Among the most persistent coronavirus syndromes, scientists have already diagnosed the following signs:

• Permanent organ damage to the lungs and heart;
• Post-intensive care syndrome;
• Post-viral fatigue syndrome;
• Continuous COVID-19 symptoms.

However, the damage caused by the coronavirus is not limited to these organs. 14 patients participating in a group related to the study on Facebook reported reduced respiratory capacity, brain, intestines, liver, skin and even heart and cardiovascular system.

The so-called “extended Covid” still has a mysterious manifestation for scientists. While it is being studied in asymptomatic patients due to the importance of isolating them, many infected people who have had severe symptoms since the beginning also show themselves to have coronavirus syndromes.