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[quote=Anonymous]Here is a non medical article from the AAMC - Long COVID can clearly be a problem even in kids who have had mild illness. https://www.aamc.org/news-insights/scary-and-confusing-when-kids-suffer-long-covid-19 “ Although COVID-19 infections in children are usually not severe, even those with mild cases can suffer from long COVID-19 months later. And studies suggest that long COVID-19 affects children with the same wide and disturbing range of symptoms as adults, from heart palpitations and “brain fog” to difficulty breathing and painful rashes. “It’s incredible to me the number of really high-functioning kids who are completely disabled for a period,” says Alicia Johnston, MD, co-director of the Multidisciplinary Post-COVID Program at Boston Children’s Hospital, which has treated over 100 youngsters since launching in March 2021. “The recovery is a long and arduous journey for many kids.” In recent weeks, COVID-19 infection rates among U.S. children and teens have jumped 32%, and nearly 6.8 million young people have already been infected. As for pediatric long COVID-19 rates, research places them anywhere from 2% to 50%, with some experts suggesting the number is closer to 10%. That means hundreds of thousands of kids and teens will likely be impacted.” [/quote]
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