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Recently released polling data has found that more than one in every 20 adults in Ireland are actively living with self-reported symptoms of long Covid.

Long Covid, a persistent condition following Covid-19, affects approximately 190,000 individuals in Ireland. This condition can significantly diminish one's quality of life, hindering daily activities, work, and social interactions. It has a wide range of symptoms including fatigue, brain fog, shortness of breath, chest and joint pain, and various cognitive issues.

Long Covid, a baffling aftermath of Covid-19, continues to affect individuals long after the virus has left their bodies. Amid this challenge, hyperbaric oxygenation has emerged as a safe, non-invasive, and effective avenue for recovery.

Long Covid, a baffling aftermath of Covid-19, continues to affect individuals long after the virus has left their bodies. Amid this challenge, hyperbaric oxygenation has emerged as a safe, non-invasive, and effective avenue for recovery.

Patients are now waiting an average of 15 weeks to access long Covid clinics in hospitals across the country, with the longest wait of 35 weeks for patients trying to access the clinic at Tallaght Hospital, local Independent Deputy, Denis Naughten has stated.

Most people who suffer from Covid-19 return to good health very quickly.

Most people who get Covid-19 get better very quickly. Some people continue to experience symptoms, and even have other symptoms develop in the weeks and sometimes months following their infection. This is commonly referred to as long Covid. Some of the more common long Covid symptoms include a lasting cough, fatigue, aches and pains, brain fog, loss of taste, loss of sense of smell, and insomnia.

Most people who contract Covid-19 get better very quickly, but unfortunately, some continue to experience symptoms and even have additional symptoms develop in the weeks and sometimes months following their infection.

Most people who contract Covid-19 get better very quickly, but many continue to experience symptoms and develop additional health concerns in the weeks and sometimes months following their infection.

UK researchers have found previously undetected damage to the lungs of long Covid-19 patients, which may prove a vital tool in providing a definitive diagnosis for those who have not fully recovered from the virus months after their initial infection, noted local Independent Deputy, Denis Naughten.