Why the study?
COVID-19 infection is frequently accompanied by clinically significant, multisystem post-COVID syndrome symptoms following acute illness varying from moderate to severe.
This prospective cohort study aims to determine the prevalence and predictors of post-COVID syndrome in the Kyrgyz population.
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A substantial proportion of the population in many countries has been afflicted with COVID-19 coronavirus infection, frequently accompanied by clinically significant symptoms even after the acute infection was treated. During the acute phase of COVID-19, the illness severity varied from moderate to severe, resulting in the development of widespread organ damage and subsequent multisystem symptoms of post-COVID syndrome. This prospective cohort study involved 358 patients diagnosed with COVID-19.
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Should not yet change post-acute follow-up; leaves open causality of self-medication and severe lung injury as post-COVID predictors.
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Zarylbekovna et al. (2025) studied this question.
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