Thailand - About 10 to 20 per cent recovered patients still suffer from Covid-19 issues, say medical experts


Medical staff administer a dose of a Covid-19 coronavirus vaccine to a man in southern Thailand's Pattani province on Thursday (Sept 16, 2021). - AFP

BANGKOK, Sept 16 (Bernama): Thailand’s Department of Medical Services (DMS) found about 10 to 20 per cent of Thais who recovered from Covid-19 still experience symptoms related to the infection, or known as Long COVID.

Director of News Division of the Department of Information of Foreign Affairs Ministry Pensom Lertsithichai said the Long COVID symptoms include fatigue, muscle pain, headache and depression following the body’s reaction or side effects from drugs administered to the patients during treatment.

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