Researchers have revealed the three different 'types' of long Covid that the public needs to keep an eye out for.
Experts at King's College London believe there are three 'subtypes' of Covid infection which all come with their own different sets of symptoms. As part of the Zoe health study, researchers looked at 1,459 people living with long Covid where they have been suffering symptoms for at least 84 days following infection.
The NHS notes that it may take longer for some people to recover from Covid-19. While many people will feel better in a few days or weeks, with a full recovery expected within 12 weeks, it can take longer for some people to shake off symptoms, even those who first experienced a mild infection.
