Virologist Maxim Shchelenkov told Vechernyaya Moskva that after a coronavirus infection, a coagulogram, thromboelastogram, and hemostasiogram should be done.

“One of the side effects of coronavirus can be increased blood viscosity. And I recommend going through three types of testing: a coagulogram, a thromboelastogram, and a hemostasiogram. All these are different parts of the blood coagulation system, and you need to look at the results of all these tests. If problems are identified, the doctor will prescribe treatment and make corrections,” Shchelenkov said.

In addition, you need to pass a clinical blood test, he added. This analysis will show if the inflammation has gone completely.

The specialist noted that herpes can become more active in those who have recovered from COVID-19.

If someone had it once a year or every six months, then after the illness the virus worsens and appears much more often. All this is accompanied by increased fatigue, hair loss and memory impairment, ”he warned /

Earlier, the therapist Inna Koloskova said that the post-spasm syndrome can last from one to 12 weeks and eventually become chronic.

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