Plain-English translation of NCT06608849 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Researchers want to understand how often people develop lasting problems with their lungs, heart, or kidneys after recovering from COVID-19. Some people feel completely better after COVID-19, while others experience long-lasting symptoms or organ changes. This study will compare three groups—people who never had COVID-19, people who recovered completely, and people who had organ problems during their COVID-19 illness—to learn how common these complications really are.
Millions of people worldwide recovered from COVID-19 but continued to have symptoms or organ damage for months afterward. Doctors need better information about how often these long-term problems develop so they can identify and help patients who need extra care and monitoring.
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You will be asked to visit a research clinic where doctors will review your medical history, perform standard health checks (such as breathing and heart function tests), and possibly collect blood or other samples. The visit will take a few hours. Researchers may also ask you permission to access your medical records from your COVID-19 illness. There are no medications to take; this is purely an observational study where the research team gathers information about your current health.
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