‘Long COVID’ May Be Caused By Abnormal Blood Clotting

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‘Long COVID’ May Be Caused By Abnormal Blood Clotting

Some COVID-19 patients report experiencing symptoms including fatigue, muscle pain, brain fog and headaches long after the infection has cleared up — so-called Long COVID — and now researchers in Ireland say abnormal blood clotting may be the key. Even once inflammation levels returned to normal, high levels of blood clotting were found among patients with persistent COVID symptoms, compared […]

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