Besides the ever-expanding list of coronavirus symptoms, long COVID has also taken a major toll on people. In the recent past, many scientists, medical professionals and governing health bodies have come together to study the lingering and long term implicati…

According to Dr. John Brooks, chief medical officer for the CDC’s Covid-19 response, long Covid is still ‘not well understood’ by health experts. He believes that the primary care physician can identify whether a person is suffering from long COVID symptoms or if it’s just some other illness.
“If you’re having symptoms you haven’t had before, something new following Covid [such as] chest pain, difficulty breathing, you can’t get your thinking clearly, you’re just not getting better the way you thought you should, have a low threshold to seek care,” Brooks told a House committee.

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