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Coronavirus In Ireland – Doc Warns Young People Are Not Immune From Chronic Fatigue Syndrome After Catching Covid-19

Tuesday 30 June 2020

 

From Irish newspaper The Irish Sun:

 

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Young people were warned they could still infect others.
(Credit: YURI KADOBNOV/AFP)
 

Coronavirus in Ireland – Doc warns young people are not immune from chronic fatigue syndrome after catching Covid-19

By Shane Raymond
24 June 2020
©News Group Newspapers Limited.

YOUNG people who catch Covid-19 can develop chronic fatigue syndrome and pass the coronavirus onto loved ones who may die, a Dublin GP warned today.

Dr Maitiú Ó Tuathail said he was seeing people in 20s and 30s who were showing symptoms of Covid-19, which tallies with recent government statistics showing a higher proportion of young people catching the disease.

Speaking on Newstalk's The Hard Shoulder today, he said: "In South Korea a month ago, there was an outbreak in pubs and nightclubs. Again, it was in the 20 and 30-year-old age groups that that outbreak occurred in.

"It stands to reason, they're the most social of all the groups."

Dr Ó Tuathail said he had seen five patients yesterday with potential Covid-19 symptoms, more than he's seen in three or four weeks and said that he hoped that young people would take the disease more seriously.

 

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