Abstract
Aim: In this study, we aimed to assess the COVID-19 clinical manifestations after recovery from illness among healthcare professionals.
Material and Methods: After ethical approval, a structured questionnaire has been distributed among healthcare professionals who were willing to participate in the study. The questionnaire contained forty questions, which were divided into four sections.
Results: A total of 126 participants completely filled the questionnaire, including 65 (51.6%) females and 61(48.4%) males. Fatigability is the most common (38.1%) post-COVID clinical manifestation in healthcare professionals. Other common post- COVID clinical manifestations are numbness in the face/arms/legs (34.2%), cough (23%), muscle pain (20.6%) and anxiety/depression (20.6%) in order of frequency.
Discussion: The presence of fatigue, anxiety, cough and hair fall was observed in women healthcare workers up to 2 months even after recovery from mild to moderate disease.