2023-08-16 00:01:45
Rotenburg an der Fulda: VHS Lecture Sheds Light on Post/Long-Covid Syndrome at the Cardiovascular Center
Symptoms long after corona infection have become a common occurrence, known as Post/Long-Covid Syndrome. To address this alarming issue, a lecture will be held on Wednesday, August 16th, 2023, at the Cardiovascular Center in Rotenburg.
The lingering effects of Covid-19 have impacted individuals even after they have tested negative for the virus. Dr. Klaus Edel, the Medical Director of the Rotenburg Cardiovascular Center, will discuss the current state of diagnostic and treatment options during the lecture.
“The long-term symptoms of post-Covid syndrome persist despite negative rapid test results and can last for months,” says Dr. Edel. Since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, he has been actively involved in studying this clinical presentation. “Patience is crucial at this stage, as treatment options are still limited. In our outpatient clinic and rehab, we primarily focus on individual stress levels to find the optimal approach for each patient.”
Dr. Edel utilizes various biomarkers for diagnostics and measures the size of red blood cells. “Recent studies have shown that an infection with the corona virus significantly alters the composition of red blood cells, sometimes long-term,” he explains.
During the lecture, Dr. Edel will delve into different diagnostics, such as the modified stair test and spiroergometry, which have proven effective. He will also discuss bioresonance therapy, which has shown promising results in studies.
The lecture will take place in the auditorium of the HKZ (Cardiovascular Center) at 6:00 p.m. Interested individuals do not need to register in advance, and questions are encouraged during and after the lecture.
For those seeking more information, the additional details are as follows:
– Date: Wednesday, August 16th, 2023
– Time: 6:00 p.m.
The lecture aims to provide valuable insights into the Post/Long-Covid Syndrome, offering hope and understanding to those facing persistent symptoms after a corona infection.]
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