The associations of long-COVID symptoms, clinical characteristics and affective psychological constructs in a non-hospitalized cohort.

Zsófia OcsovszkyJózsef OtohalBlanka BerényiVencel JuhászRéka SkodaLaura BokorZsófia DohyLiliána SzabóGyörgy NagyDávid BeckerBéla MerkelyHajnalka Vago

Published in: Physiology international (2022)

It appears that long COVID-19 is associated with acute symptoms and mental factors. Depression and anxiety have been shown to have a negative effect on symptom perception, and also contribute to a higher number of symptoms in a non-hospitalized sample. Our study suggests bi-directional interconnection between clinical and psychological factors.

Keyphrases

coronavirus disease
sleep quality
sars cov
liver failure
mental health
bipolar disorder
respiratory failure
respiratory syndrome coronavirus
depressive symptoms
aortic dissection
hepatitis b virus
acute respiratory distress syndrome