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Objectives: Since the outbreak of COVID-19, the pandemic has profoundly affected global health and socioeconomic systems. Many recovered patients continue to experience "long COVID" symptoms, affecting their daily life and work performance.
Methods: We utilized questionnaires to investigate long COVID symptoms among healthcare workers and their impact on daily life and work.
Results: Of the healthcare workers, 17% reported long COVID symptoms. Among these, 64.6% experienced neurological symptoms, 57.3% had psychological symptoms, 43% exhibited respiratory symptoms, 44.4% demonstrated cardiovascular symptoms, 58.8% had musculoskeletal symptoms, 31.8% presented with skin symptoms, 31.8% had endocrine symptoms, 34.3% had digestive symptoms, and 70.7% reported general symptoms.
Conclusions: Our study reveals that 17% of healthcare workers experience long COVID, with neurological and psychological symptoms being particularly prominent, significantly impacting their daily life and work.
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