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UAE: Free webinar to bust myths surrounding Covid jab, antibody testing and immunity
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, said doctors treating “long-haulers” at a specialist UAE clinic.
Insomnia, depression and chronic fatigue were some of the long-term conditions reported by patients receiving care at RAK Hospital in Ras Al Khaimah.
Despite recovering from Covid, about 30 per cent of patients continued to suffer with symptoms, which were recorded as part of the hospital’s online Covid rehabilitation programme.
People have reported not feeling like themselves, experiencing confusion and short-term memory loss
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Chronic fatigue was reported by 47.5 per cent to be the most persistent complaint, with more than a third experiencing sleep problems.
More than a quarter reported “brain fog” or confusion, and 32.5 per cent showed signs of depression.
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UAE: Man in semi-coma springs back to life after surgery
Staff Report/Ras Al Khaimah Filed on April 9, 2021
Dr Tinku Jose Kurisinkal with the patient and a staff member of RAK Hospital.
Patient is fully conscious and is able to walk with support following difficult medical procedure.
When a 45-year-old Ras Al Khaimah-based Indian businessman experienced an episode of dizziness and imbalance, little did he know that it was a prelude to a rare, massive cerebellar stroke he was to face two days later.
The cruel, life-threatening stroke could have taken his life or disabled him forever, but he was saved in time by a timely surgery performed on him by team of doctors at RAK Hospital.
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