Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
22(4), P. 96 - 104
Published: Oct. 18, 2023
INTRODUCTION.
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
created
threats
and
risks
not
only
for
the
physical
but
mental
health
of
people
as
well.
To
date,
there
is
insufficient
scientific
data
on
anxiety,
depression
in
patients
who
have
undergone
COVID-19,
clinical
effectiveness
comprehensive
medical
rehabilitation
programs
with
post-COVID
disorders.
AIM.
Tostudy
use
audiovisual
stimulation
cognitive
behavioral
psychotherapy
complex
syndrome.
MATERIALS
AND
METHODS.
study
included
59
long
COVID
disorders
from
1
to
6
months
after
disease,
which
41
(69.5
%)
women
18
(30.5
men
aged
between
31
81,
mean
age
being
59.73
±
1.59
years.
All
were
randomized
into
two
groups.
Group
I
(main)
29
patients,
9
men,
20
women,
60.72
2.04
years,
underwent
using
techniques.
II
(control
group)
30
including
21
women;
was
58.63
2.44
underwentrehabilitation
consisting
a
standard
set
measures.
objectify
emotional
disturbances,
Hospital
Anxiety
Depression
Scale
(HADS)
author’s
computer
program
assessing
subjective
comfort,
situational
personal
anxiety
used.
Statistical
processing
carried
out
“Statistica-10“.
degree
differences
quantitative
indicators
groups
assessed
by
Wilconson
test,
significance
treatment
made
Mann-Whitney
test
(p).
assessment
qualitative
analyzing
multifield
tables
Pearson
chi-square
test.
RESULTS.
disorder
syndrome
contributed
regression
disorders,
evidenced
statistically
significant
changes
HADS,
Spielberger-Khanin,
State
(p
0.05).
No
signs
observed
27
(93.1
patients.
Average
(reference)
levels
28
(96.6
(72.4%)
respectively.
comfort
index
reached
high
level
19
(65.5
0.0001)
DISCUSSION.
showed
that
had
suffered
before
under
influence
high-intensity
stressful
situation,
experienced
high-level
severe
psycho-emotional
stress.
helped
increase
number
without
depressive
symptoms
0.05),
reduce
Spielberger-Khanin
scale
tolerance
psychological
stress
ability
independently
cope
its
consequences.
CONCLUSION.
A
program,
psychotherapy,
helps
effectively
relieve
change
inappropriate
behavior
BMC Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Feb. 13, 2024
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
triggered
a
global
mental
health
crisis.
Yet,
we
know
little
about
the
lasting
effects
of
infection
on
health.
This
prospective
longitudinal
study
aimed
to
investigate
trajectories
changes
in
individuals
infected
with
and
identify
potential
predictors
that
may
influence
these
changes.
European Respiratory Review,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
32(170), P. 230110 - 230110
Published: Dec. 20, 2023
Coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
can
lead
to
ongoing
symptoms
such
as
breathlessness,
fatigue
and
muscle
pain,
which
have
a
substantial
impact
on
an
individual.
Exercise-based
rehabilitation
programmes
proven
beneficial
in
many
long-term
conditions
that
share
similar
symptoms.
These
favourably
influenced
while
also
increasing
functional
capacity.
may
benefit
those
with
following
COVID-19.
However,
some
precautions
be
necessary
prior
embarking
exercise
programme.
Areas
of
concern
include
complex
lung
pathologies,
fibrosis,
cardiovascular
abnormalities
fatigue,
concerns
regarding
post-exertional
symptom
exacerbation.
This
article
addresses
these
proposes
individually
prescribed,
symptom-titrated
exercise-based
intervention
value
individuals
infection
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2.
Journal of Psychosomatic Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
175, P. 111535 - 111535
Published: Oct. 22, 2023
We
aimed
to
study
the
prevalence
of
sleep
disturbances
in
patients
with
long
COVID-19.We
conducted
a
systematic
review
and
meta-analysis
pooled
post
COVID-19.
systematically
searched
relevant
studies
from
three
databases,
including
Medline,
Embase
Scopus.
Original
articles
were
included
based
on
specific
criteria:
peer-reviewed,
observational
involving
adults
(18
or
older)
confirmed
COVID-19
status
through
PCR
testing
focused
context
Exclusion
criteria
non-English
articles,
insufficient
data,
narrative/systematic
reviews.
The
search
was
performed
31st
July
2023
15th
August
2023.
identified
35
eligible
papers;
however,
we
excluded
6
which
did
not
describe
assessment.
used
random-effects
model
estimate
disturbances.29
involved
13,935
patients;
approximately
39%
participants
male
aged
18
97
years.
overall
disturbance
46%
(95%
CI:
38-54%).
Subgroup
analyses
revealed
that
poor
quality
56%
47-65%).
insomnia
38%
28-48%).
Finally,
excessive
daytime
sleepiness
14%
0-29%).Sleep
are
common
patients.
healthcare
sector
should
recognise
these
issues
provide
an
early,
effective
treatment
prevent
long-term
sequelae
problems.
Brain Behavior & Immunity - Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
43, P. 100943 - 100943
Published: Jan. 5, 2025
•Fatigue
was
highly
prevalent
one
year
after
ICU
admission
in
survivors
with
COVID-19.•Younger
age,
pain/discomfort,
dyspnoea,
and
mental
health
symptoms
were
associated
reports
of
fatigue.•COVID-19
should
be
assessed
comprehensive
symptom
screening
during
follow-up
care.
Iraqi Journal of Community Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
38(1), P. 75 - 83
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Abstract
Background:
The
term
“long-COVID-19”
describes
the
condition
of
individuals
who
have
either
recovered
from
acute
phase
COVID-19
but
are
still
reporting
persistent
effects
infection,
had
recurrence
initial
clinical
symptoms,
or
new
symptoms
other
than
symptoms.
prolonged
course
illness
is
a
problem
that
becoming
more
widely
noticed,
affecting
both
health
and
economic
systems.
Aim
Study:
To
establish
base-line
data
for
policy
makers
to
prevent
control
this
important
public
problem.
Methodology:
A
cross-sectional
study
design
was
adopted
study.
conducted
in
39
health-care
centers
selected
randomly
Baghdad
ten
districts.
In
first
stage,
districts
were
chosen
by
simple
random
sampling
method.
Then,
second
method
50%
primary
each
district.
convenient
sample
600
participants
involved
collection
completed
within
10
months
(from
January
2
nd
end
October
2023).
level
P
<
0.05
considered
significant
univariate
multivariable
analysis
performed
research.
Results:
current
revealed
231
out
(38.5%)
4
weeks
after
onset
illness.
persisted
were:
fatigue
145
(24.1%),
cough
98
(16.3%),
loss
smell
taste
93
(15.5%).
By
Chi-square
test
analysis,
statistically
association
found
between
duration
and:
age,
sex,
smoking
history,
presence
chronic
diseases,
vaccination
before
reinfection
with
severe
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
obesity.
On
logistic
regression
only
increasing
age
(odds
ratio
[OR]
1.678,
95%
confidence
interval
[CI]
1.089–2.586),
female
sex
(OR
2.676,
CI
1.829–3.916),
2.878,
1.964–4.216),
infection
0.560,
0.387–0.811)
factors.
Conclusions:
More
one-third
long
COVID.
most
frequent
fatigue,
followed
cough,
taste,
respectively.
risk
factors,
contrast
protective
factor.
Life,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 439 - 439
Published: March 11, 2025
The
COVID-19
(C-19)
pandemic
has
highlighted
the
significance
of
understanding
long-term
effects
this
disease
on
quality
life
those
infected.
Long
(L-C19)
presents
as
persistent
symptoms
that
continue
beyond
main
illness
period,
usually
lasting
weeks
to
years.
One
lesser-known
but
significant
aspects
L-C19
is
its
impact
neuropsychiatric
manifestations,
which
can
have
a
profound
effect
an
individual’s
life.
Research
shows
creates
issues
such
mental
fog,
emotional
problems,
and
brain
symptoms,
along
with
sleep
changes,
extreme
fatigue,
severe
head
pain,
tremors
seizures,
pain
in
nerves.
People
cognitive
problems
plus
fatigue
mood
disorders
experience
great
difficulty
handling
everyday
activities,
personal
hygiene,
social
interactions.
Neuropsychiatric
make
people
withdraw
from
activity
hurt
relationships,
thus
causing
feelings
loneliness.
unpredictable
state
generates
heavy
psychological
pressure
through
suffering,
including
depression
anxiety.
changes
impairment,
swings
it
hard
for
work
or
study
effectively,
decreases
their
output
at
school
lowers
job
contentment.
purpose
narrative
review
summarize
clinical
data
present
literature
regarding
manifestations
L-C19,
identify
current
methods
diagnosis
treatment
lead
correct
management
condition,
highlight
these
patients’
Journal of Global Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: March 14, 2025
In
developing
settings,
comparative
data
on
COVID
hospitalised
survivors
(HS)
and
non-hospitalised
(NHS)
is
scarce.
We
determined
burdens,
incidence,
evolution,
associated
factors
of
long
COVID-19
over
two
years
among
these
groups.
conducted
a
longitudinal
cohort
study
in
Dhaka,
Bangladesh,
recruited
confirmed
from
December
2020
to
May
2021
(previously
reported).
346
underwent
in-person
follow-ups
at
five,
nine,
18
months
post-infection.
The
assessment
included
symptoms,
cardiorespiratory
function,
neuropsychiatric
conditions,
quality
life,
laboratory
tests.
outcomes
one
or
more
symptoms
and/or
signs
indicative
COVID,
aligning
closely
with
the
World
Health
Organization
definition
post-COVID-19
condition.
Of
participants,
we
326
analysis.
78%
HS
(n/N
=
171/219)
62%
NHS
55/89)
reported
least
sequela
symptom.
had
higher
odds
palpitations,
headaches,
dizziness,
sleeping
difficulties,
brain
fog,
muscle
weakness,
joint
pain,
hypertension,
insulin
requirement,
poor
prolonged
corrected
QT
intervals
electrocardiogram
compared
(95%
confidence
interval
(CI)>1).
Regarding
sequelae-symptoms,
neurological
outcomes,
restrictive
spirometry
findings,
abnormalities
remained
unchanged,
although
psychiatric
sequelae,
exercise
capacity
improved
both
Hospital
readmission
rates
significantly
increased
(P
<
0.05).
incidence
cough,
hypertension
were
CI>1).
Two
vaccine
doses
decreased
risk
respiratory
(adjusted
ratio
(aRR)
0.76;
95%
CI
0.63-0.91)
sequelae
(aRR
0.78;
0.66-0.92)
than
no
doses.
survivors,
particularly
HS,
experienced
burden
persistent
health
issues
after
infection.
However,
vaccination
reduced
outcomes.
These
findings
highlight
importance
ongoing
programs
need
for
targeted
rehabilitation
services
low-resource
settings.