According to existing research data, children infected with COVID-19 will not have obvious sequelae;
The new epidemic situation continues to expand, and the campus is even more The chain of transmission has made many parents quite worried. According to existing research data, children will not experience obvious sequelae after being infected with COVID-19. Even if there are, symptoms rarely exceed 12 weeks, but continuous tracking is required.
A large literature review report in the United States in April 2022 pointed out that the most common symptoms of children suffering from COVID-19 are fever and cough, and the proportion of asymptomatic is about 15%-65%.
Children younger than 9 years have symptoms of fever, cough, headache, diarrhea, and sore throat; children and adolescents 9-19 years old have symptoms similar to adults, such as headache, cough, fever, and muscle aches and sore throat.
In addition, the symptoms of the new crown sequelae (Long COVID-19) in children after recovery from infection are also similar to those in adults. COVID-19 may also affect multiple systems such as sensory, nerve, heart, lung, and spirit. There are currently more than 200 symptoms Classified as COVID-19 sequelae, most are unspecified symptoms such as fatigue, sleep disturbance, decreased concentration, decreased appetite or joint pain.
There are few research data on the sequelae of the new crown. The existing 5 literature reviews show that there is no significant difference between children infected with COVID-19 and non-infected, that is to say, children infected with COVID-19 have no significant difference. Obvious sequelae, even if there are, symptoms rarely exceed 12 weeks, but the details still need more further research to follow up.