Blanca Ayuso García , Antía Pérez López , Yoana Besteiro Balado , Eva Romay Lema , Álvaro Marchán-López , Ramón Rabuñal Rey
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Presencia de síntomas y calidad de vida 3 años tras el COVID-19: evolución de los resultados de la encuesta C19-YRS en un hospital terciario español
Introduction
Post-COVID syndrome can hinder the quality of life of patients. This study aims at describing this syndrome and its natural history.
Methods
Prospective study including 443 inpatient and outpatient survivors of COVID-19 acquired between March and May 2020. Patients with dementia, nursing home residents, and those rejecting participation were excluded. Symptoms were assessed 10 and 36 months after the infection using the C19-YRS questionnaire. The prevalence and severity of symptoms, as well as risk factors for symptom persistence were investigated.
Results
At 10 months 62.3% of patients reported at least one symptom, down to 54.9% at 36 months. Fatigue (37.2%), dyspnea at exertion (33.4%), and anxiety (33.4%) were the most prevalent symptoms, all of which showed improvement at follow up. Domain-specific impairment was the strongest risk factor for symptom persistence. Most patients reported a similar health status (69.4%) and quality of life (71.4%) compared with their pre-infection condition.
Conclusions
Although frequent, post-COVID-19 symptoms improve over time, while quality of life remains stable compared to patients baseline status.
期刊介绍:
Medicina Clínica, fundada en 1943, es una publicación quincenal dedicada a la promoción de la investigación y de la práctica clínica entre los especialistas de la medicina interna, así como otras especialidades. Son características fundamentales de esta publicación el rigor científico y metodológico de sus artículos, la actualidad de los temas y, sobre todo, su sentido práctico, buscando siempre que la información sea de la mayor utilidad en la práctica clínica.