Portsmouth: According to a new study, a minor infection with Corona has a long-term effect on cardiovascular health There may be effects.
In a study, a team of scientists from the University of Portsmouth in the UK compared the stiffness of arteries before and after Covid.
The study found that people who were diagnosed with mild covid had impaired arterial and central cardiovascular function two to three months after infection.
A study published in the journal Clinical Medicine found that the harms of Covid include hardening and dysfunction of the arteries, which can lead to cardiovascular diseases.
Study co-author Dr. Maria Pariso, from the University of Portsmouth, said the researchers were surprised to see poor cardiovascular health, which worsened after the Covid infection.
He said that it is generally expected that after an infection, the inflammation will subside and all the body processes will return to normal.
Without more research, researchers can only speculate, but growing evidence suggests that it is caused by an autoimmune process activated by Covid-19 that results in arterial damage, he said. arrives
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