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This commentary explores the relationship between long COVID and obesity in women, highlighting how pandemic-related factors aggravated obesity and contributed to a pro-inflammatory status.
This commentary highlights the potential relationship between long COVID and obesity in women, emphasizing the need for obesity prevention strategies.
The long COVID affects individuals that do not recover for several weeks or months following the onset of symptoms of COVID-19. Obesity could play a role in the long COVID syndrome. During the pandemic, various factors contributed greatly to aggravating obesity in women leading to a pro-inflammatory and prothrombotic status. The present commentary explores the relationship between long COVID and obesity in women.
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Mattioli et al. (2022) conducted a review in Long COVID and obesity. Obesity and pandemic-related factors was evaluated. This commentary explores the relationship between long COVID and obesity in women, highlighting how pandemic-related factors aggravated obesity and contributed to a pro-inflammatory status.
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