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Article content Alberta’s fledgling COVID-19 recovery clinics are watching the third wave and bracing for their own wave of new patients in two to three months time. But they’re not talking just about older adults with lung scarring or wasted muscles from a long stay in intensive care. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Elise Stolte: Super moms a typical victim for long-haul COVID; scatter of clinics now trying to meet demand Back to video Clinicians and therapists specializing in long-haul COVID say typical patients are 30-year-old to 50-year-old women, otherwise healthy adults who often had mild symptoms during the initial infection. Then they’re hit with a viral flare-up with symptoms of neurological damage, brain fog, a racing heart or extreme fatigue similar to chronic fatigue syndrome. And it’s not going away. ....
Two Alberta physiotherapists are seeing an influx of long COVID patients in their practices. Social Sharing We are talking about tens of thousands of people in Alberta potentially being disabled for a long time Posted: May 08, 2021 6:00 AM MT | Last Updated: May 8 Two Alberta physiotherapists say they are seeing younger, predominantly female long COVID patients.(Submitted by Jessica DeMars) Some Alberta physiotherapists are hiring additional staff to deal with a wave of COVID-19 long-haulers, an issue they expect to worsen as the province records its highest case counts of the pandemic. Jessica DeMars is a respiratory physiotherapist with Breathe Well Physio in Calgary, and she said around 80 percent of her patients are what s been termed long COVID patients people with enduring and debilitating symptoms linked to a COVID-19 infection. ....