Around 10 percent of people admitted to hospitals due to coronavirus symptoms continued to suffer from aftereffects a year after they were discharged, a recent survey compiled by a health ministry research group showed.The most prevalent lingering symptom was reduced muscle strength at 7.4 percent, followed by difficulty in breathing at 4.4 percent and lethargy at 3.5 percent, according to the survey.Individuals experiencing a lost or altered sense of smell accounted for 1.6 percent, while those with altered taste were recorded at 1.0 percent. Some people suffered from multiple symptoms.The…READ FULL ARTICLE
