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COVID symptoms: Suffering from lingering joint pain? Here's how to understand it is long COVID

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One of the biggest concerns regarding coronavirus infection is its long-term effects. World Health Organisation (WHO) has time and again pointed out that a lot is still unknown about post-COVID syndrome or long COVID.

What is known is that the disease can affect several organs of the body at once making day-to-day functioning difficult. Some recent reports suggest that people who are suffering from the long COVID are complaining of shoulder, neck, back, and knee-related ailments.

One of the most common symptoms of Covid is joint pain. Most patients recover from it within days, however, for some, the same symptoms can persist for much longer.

This happens if the patient is suffering from long COVID. This can affect your day-to-day life hampering an active lifestyle and in case, the symptoms get more intense then pain and stiffness in the joints can cause even muscle weakness.

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