The side effects and sequelae of the cure of Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia are interstitial lung fibrosis, kidney damage, and muscle atrophy. Whether or not a patient will experience side effects and sequelae depends on the severity of Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia.
When novel coronavirus is more severely involved in the lungs, interstitial fibrosis of the lungs may remain even after cure by treatment, and the patient may experience cough and shortness of breath for a long period of time. Patients may experience acute kidney damage during the illness, and after healing with treatment, some patients will be left with chronic damage to the kidneys.
In addition, the new coronavirus invades the body’s immune system, leading to reduced immunity, and patients may also experience muscle atrophy.
It is recommended that during the outbreak, the public should follow the guidelines for daily protection, actively vaccinate against the new crowns to minimize the chances of infection, raise awareness of the adverse effects caused by the new crowns pneumonia, and seek medical attention as early as possible for checkups and treatment of minor discomforts.