Famous presenter and singer reveal devastating consequences of covid-19

Since the beginning of the pandemic, the covid-19 that has affected millions of people around the world. Although most infected individuals recover completely, a significant proportion face the challenge of dealing with the long-term sequelae of the disease.

Last Wednesday (05), presenter Mara Maravilha posted on her social networks that she is hospitalized to treat sequelae of covid-19, it is worth remembering that the presenter had her second infection with the disease in January 2022.

“After Covid, I continued to have a lot of headaches, (I was) taking medication and these medications took my stomach and overloaded all the organs in my body”. Revealed Mara in a video on her channel on youtube.

Who also had to treat covid sequels, was the singer Joelma at the end of the year 2022. The singer tested positive 5 times.

Symptoms of Covid-19 Sequelae

persistent fatigue

Many patients who have recovered from COVID-19 report debilitating fatigue that persists for weeks or even months after an initial infection. This fatigue can affect quality of life and ability to perform outside activities.

breathing difficulties

The disease can cause damage to the lungs, caused by shortness of breath and persistent breathing difficulties. Some patients may develop pulmonary fibrosis, a condition in which the lung tissues become stiff and scarred, affecting the ability to breathe.

heart complications

Patients report having a compromised cardiovascular system, leading to complications such as inflammation of the heart muscle (myocarditis) and heart rhythm problems. These complications can result in symptoms such as palpitations, chest pain and excessive tiredness.

cognitive difficulties

Some individuals who have recovered from COVID-19 report cognitive difficulties such as concentration problems, poor memory and thinking difficulties. These symptoms are known as “mind fog” and can affect brain function.

Treatments

pulmonary rehabilitation

For patients with persistent breathing difficulties, pulmonary rehabilitation may be recommended. This type of treatment includes controlled exercise, gradual physical activity, and stress management techniques to improve lung capacity and respiratory function.

physical and occupational therapy

Patients with physical sequelae such as muscle weakness, joint pain or mobility difficulties may benefit from physical and occupational therapy. These techniques help to improve muscle strength, flexibility and to resume outdoor activities.

Specialized medical follow-up

It is essential that patients with sequelae from covid-19 are accompanied by specialized health professionals, such as pulmonologists, cardiologists, neurologists and psychologists. These specialists can assess symptoms, propose personalized treatments and monitor progress over time.

Featured Photo: Singer Joelma (left) and presenter Mara Maravilha (right). Playback/Instagram/@maramaravilhaoficial/@joelmaareal.