Is anyone on top of the literature regarding the prevalence of long Covid? I have only seen the value from the Zoe app with a whooping 10% of all symptomatic infections reporting long term symptoms. I can imagine that number is significantly upwardly biased by the fact that it is the most sick and concerned about their health who may be logging their daily symptoms... so do we have any other estimates of the frequency of long Covid? I am asking this as I have kids under 2 and I worry about caring for them should I get long term debilitating symptoms from the disease. It is reassuring that the risk of Covid death (in case of infection) is an additional year's worth of risk of death from all other causes (e.g. see recent article in BMJ from David Spiegelhalter) and I think most people can deal with that risk so I think the key impact of Covid could potentially be from long term damage.
TLDR: is there any good evidence regarding the prevalence of long Covid?
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TunMahla · 13/09/2020 10:32
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