Daily News | Vaccination can prevent long COVID, and may even alleviate symptoms, studies find
Long-haul COVID-19, often shortened to long COVID, is less common among people who were vaccinated, a British review of multiple studies found, and may help reduce symptoms in previously unvaccinated people after they developed the syndrome.
People age 60 and older seemed to respond particularly well to vaccination, with vaccinated people in that age group with breakthrough cases being less likely to develop long COVID than younger vaccinated people. For vaccinated people who did develop long COVID, having received the vaccine seemed to reduce the length of time they experienced symptoms.Vaccination could also lead to improvement for people who already had long COVID symptoms, though that wasn’t universally the case.
Symptoms can include exhaustion, shortness of breath, rashes, headaches, and brain fog. For some, the condition is debilitating, forcing them to take extended medical leaves from jobs and leaving them uncertain if they’ll ever feel like themselves again.by health care providers, and resources for them remain limited.
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