Study Links Disturbed Sleep to Long COVID Breathlessness
UK research finds sleep quality impacts recovery from COVID-19
A major UK study has found that disturbed sleep patterns in patients hospitalized with COVID-19 may contribute to persistent breathlessness, a common symptom of long COVID.
The research, conducted across 38 institutions and led by the Universities of Leicester and Manchester, suggests that poor sleep quality could be a driver of ongoing respiratory issues in recovering patients.
The findings highlight the importance of addressing sleep disturbances in the treatment and recovery plans for long COVID sufferers.
The research, conducted across 38 institutions and led by the Universities of Leicester and Manchester, suggests that poor sleep quality could be a driver of ongoing respiratory issues in recovering patients.
The findings highlight the importance of addressing sleep disturbances in the treatment and recovery plans for long COVID sufferers.
