Research shows long-term COVID-19 impacts exercise
Other symptoms include increases in fatigue, brain fog or muscle pain.
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Feb 14, 2022, 10:52 AM
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Updated 802 days ago
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241ds agoNew research suggests people with long-term COVID-19 are
struggling when they exercise.
One study finds 89% of people reported a worsening of
symptoms after engaging in just a little bit of physical activity.
Other
symptoms include increased fatigue, brain fog or muscle pain.
