Corona patients suffer long-term discomfort due to damage to the lungs and heart, but the relief is that it also improves with time. This has been revealed by scientists at the University Clinic Innsbark in their research published at the European Respiratory International Congress.
Researchers have claimed this after studying 150 corona patients from Austria's Tyrolin Hotspot. Scientists called the cured patients for a health test in the sixth, 12th, 24th week. During this time, scientists performed CT scans and echocardiograms to find out the status of heart rate, along with the amount of oxygen in the body, carbon dioxide in the blood, the ability of the lungs to work.
In the first trial, more than half of the people complained of cough with respiratory problems. 88 lung damage was revealed from the CT scan. On arrival in the 12th week, it was found that the damage to the lungs had reduced to 56%. Similarly, cardiac distress was seen in 48 patients but was not dangerous and they were also seen to improve with time.
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