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Post-COVID impact on lungs

COVID-19 has always been a very serious illness, especially due to its effects on the patient's lungs. In the initial COVID infection, patients suffer from problems such as pneumonia to acute respiratory distress symptoms (ARDS).

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Symptoms of COVID-19 : All minor and major ones covered

Given the severity of the effects of coronavirus, one should be aware of the perfect timing as and when he/she is exposed to the deadly virus. To get a nerve of this, the after-effects of exposure to coronavirus is quite a versatile one, which directly or indirectly affects almost the whole body of a person.

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Instructions to follow after detection of symptoms of COVID-19

Given that COVID-19 is an airborne disease that can spread very rapidly, it is recommended to take utmost care and follow physical distancing as religiously as possible. This is one disease which can happen to anyone – no matter how much you take care of yourself, one single mistake and you are bound to get the disease by that loophole.

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Precautionary measures to prevent COVID-19

Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic broke down, the first and the most sought after thing everyone is waiting for, is the most suitable vaccine, in order to curb the spread of coronavirus. However, until the much-required vaccine breaks covers, the only solution to reduce the possibility of spreading of the virus is nothing but precaution from the same.

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Coronavirus Pandemic: Here is What You Need to Know

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a disease spread by a virus that initially affects the human respiratory system. The disease was first identified in the year 2019 in Wuhan, China. Since then, the virus has spread globally, affecting lakhs of individuals. Due to its high incidence & high transmission rate, the WHO declared this disease as a pandemic.

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