Doctors are now taking a closer look at unusual symptoms affecting some people with long COVID, which is sometimes referred to as 'long haulers syndrome.'
LOS ANGELES -- Doctors are now taking a closer look at unusual symptoms affecting some people with long COVID, which is sometimes referred to as"long haulers syndrome."
"I put a spoon inside of a blender as it was going," she recalled."Just not something I would do normally." Cardiologist Dr. Purvi Parwani said she's seeing many cases of the virus triggering postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome or"It's a condition where the heart rate goes up when we change position by at least 30 points or more," said Parwani."When we get dysregulation of this nervous system, the heart rate and blood pressure, kind of also get out of range. In this case, it would cause palpitations and dizziness," said Parwani.
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