Quiz: Your Future Risk of Developing Long COVID-19

1.What is the sex you were assigned at birth?
Females are more likely than males to develop long COVID-19.
2.Do you have any of the following conditions? (Check all that apply):
The more preexisting medical conditions you have from this list, the more symptoms you are likely to have months after your initial COVID-19 diagnosis. Symptoms at least three months after your diagnosis that have lasted for at least two months and cannot be due to any other medical conditions could qualify for a diagnosis of long COVID-19. The most common symptoms of long COVID-19 are fatigue, trouble breathing, and “brain fog,” which includes trouble with memory, thinking, and concentration.
3.Which symptoms did you have during the first two weeks of your COVID-19 illness? (check all that apply):
If you have had any of the following symptoms, you may be more likely to develop long COVID-19 in the future: vomiting, throat pain, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, and headache.
4.How many days were you hospitalized for COVID-19?
The more days you were hospitalized, the more likely it is that you will develop long COVID-19. The people studied regarding risk factors were all hospitalized for their initial infection. If you had a more mild infection and were not hospitalized for COVID-19, these risk factors may not fully apply to you. More research is planned on long COVID-19 in non-hospitalized patients to confirm if the risk factors are similar.
5.Have you received a medication called remdesivir (sold as Veklury) to treat your COVID-19?
If you were treated with remdesivir while hospitalized, your risk of long COVID-19 may be decreased by about one-third.
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