Study on Long COVID in Pregnant Women

SOURCE www.foxnews.com
A new study explores the prevalence of long COVID among pregnant women, with approximately 9.3% experiencing symptoms six months after infection. Factors such as depression, anxiety, obesity, and severe COVID symptoms increase the risk of long COVID. The study emphasizes the importance of taking COVID seriously during pregnancy and recommends vaccination for protection.

Key Points

  • Approximately 9.3% of pregnant women experienced long COVID symptoms after contracting the virus
  • Factors like depression, anxiety, obesity, and severe COVID symptoms increase the risk of long COVID
  • Vaccination is recommended for pregnant women to protect themselves and their babies

Pros

  • Provides insights into the prevalence and risk factors of long COVID among pregnant women
  • Emphasizes the importance of taking COVID seriously during pregnancy
  • Recommends vaccination as a protective measure for pregnant women

Cons

  • Limited information on the long-term effects on babies born to mothers with long COVID