Post-COVID-Syndrom: Interaktion von Fatigue, Schlafstörungen und Immunsystem

„Genesen, aber nicht gesund“ – das ist die Situation, in der sich etwa 10–15 % der Menschen nach einer COVID-19-Erkrankung befinden. Das Hauptsymptom besteht in einer oft sehr beeinträchtigenden Fatigue. Die subjektive Natur dieses Symptoms und das unvollständige Verständnis von dessen Pathogenese lassen es teils schwer fassbar erscheinen. Dennoch haben wir inzwischen viel über mögliche zugrundeliegende Krankheitsmechanismen gelernt.

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Artikel online veröffentlicht:
28. August 2023

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