The COVID-19 era officially began in 2019.Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (SARS-CoV) is another name for it.The number of infections continues to rise even after COVID-19 immunizations.Patients who are afflicted have the most typical symptoms, including fever, weakness, coughing, and loss of taste and smell.The symptoms that are least often are a sore throat, headache, diarrhoea, aches and pains, etc. Age, sex, comorbid diseases, duration and year of COVID-19 infection, acute COVID-19 characteristics, history of hospitalization (type & severity of disease, length of hospital stay, need for respiratory supports, and need for intensive care unit [ICU]), duration since symptoms began, presence of persistent symptoms and vaccination were the details about the patients that were included in the questionnaire.The causes of receiving medical aid and the causes of being readmitted to the hospital were both questioned.This investigation includes a 100-person epidemiological survey on "Post COVID Complications" over one month.In conclusion, our survey and the data from the study indicate that among 100 people, more females than males had COVID-19 infection.The most frequent side effects following COVID-19 were loss of taste (54%), loss of smell (44%), weight loss (28%) and other issues.We deduced from the facts and statistics that people were somewhat aware of post-COVID-19 complications.
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