“I’m seeing patients that are consistently getting better. It does take a long time. I’m seeing some patients a year out, but they are getting better.” AprilBakertv
According to the Mayo Clinic, one in five people between the ages of 18 and 64 has at least one medical condition because of COVID-19, between one month and one year after contracting the virus.
Insomnia, hypersomnia, restless legs syndrome, and nightmares as some of the most commonly reported problems linked to sleep, Harris said. Chronic COVID patients tend to have anxiety, too, which fuels sleep deprivation. “It’s very frustrating for patients because many times their x-rays are normal, especially if they were never hospitalized," she said."Their breathing tests are still normal, but they’re still feeling shortness of breath.”
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