He is Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine and an Associate Professor at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine.
TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO INCLUDE:
00:00 Defining “Long COVID” and other names for persistent symptoms after COVID 19 recovery 01:49 Studies on symptoms and symptom duration in long COVID patients 04:07 Dr. Seheult’s synopsis on long COVID side effects and how long they might last 07:07 As medical professionals, how do we follow up with COVID 19 patients? 09:49 Cardiopulmonary symptoms to monitor post-COVID & suggested timeline for chest x-rays 13:55 How and when to use ECG/EKG for monitoring long COVID symptoms 15:26 How and when to use an echocardiogram for long hauler patients 17:03 How and when to use a Pulmonary Function Test, especially for COVID patients with ARDS 18:35 When to refer to a specialist, and Dr. Seheult’s experience as a pulmonologist 22:26 Neurological implications for COVID 19 long hauler symptoms 23:38 Signs and symptoms to check when monitoring blood clots; anticoagulant use 25:22 Olfaction and Post-Infectious Smell Loss (PISL) 28:50 Does olfactory training with essential oils work for restoring patients’ ability to smell? 40:10 Assessing and treating symptoms of fatigue for COVID 19 long hauler patients 41:24 Does getting a COVID 19 vaccine help reduce long COVID symptoms?
Olfactory training is helpful in postinfectious olfactory loss: a randomized, controlled, multicenter study (Laryngoscope) | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23929687/
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