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Long COVID & Recovery

Understanding Long COVID and Finding Support

Some people experience symptoms that continue or develop after the initial infection. Learn how to describe concerns and seek appropriate support.

Some people experience ongoing, new or returning health problems after the acute phase of COVID-19. This is often called post-COVID condition or Long COVID. The experience differs widely, and symptoms can affect everyday activities.

Possible symptoms

People have reported fatigue, breathlessness, problems with memory or concentration, sleep difficulties, pain, dizziness and changes in smell or taste. Symptoms may fluctuate and can have more than one cause.

Getting an assessment

If symptoms persist, return or interfere with daily life, consider speaking with a healthcare professional. It may help to record when symptoms began, what makes them better or worse, medicines you take and how symptoms affect work, study or daily activities.

Care and support

There is no single care plan that suits everyone. Assessment should consider the person’s symptoms, medical history and other possible explanations. Be cautious of products or programs promising a guaranteed cure.

Find reliable information

Use recognized public health and clinical sources, and seek individualized guidance from a qualified professional. If you develop urgent or severe symptoms, seek immediate medical help.

A note on medical information

This article is general educational information, not personal medical advice. Treatment suitability and risks should be discussed with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

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