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. 2022 Feb 17;6(1):rkac008. doi: 10.1093/rap/rkac008

Table 2.

Symptoms and sequelae in RMD patients discharged after COVID-19

Symptoms and sequelae n (%) Duration, median (IQR), days
Self-reported symptoms (n = 105) 72 (68.57)
 Dyspnoea 38 (36.2) 68.5 (23–97.5)
 Fatigue 27 (25.71) 38.5 (14–83)
 Chest pain 18 (17.14) 30 (14–150)
 Cough 14 (13.33) 27 (18–99)
 Diarrhoea/vomiting 14 (13.33) 31 (15–55)
 Fever 11 (10.48) 29 (22–48)
 Anosmia/dysgeusia 9 (8.57) 92 (25–134)
 Anxiety/depression 8 (7.62) 56.5 (22.5–73)
 Dermatological manifestations 7 (6.67) 37 (27–68)
 Joint pain 6 (5.71) 55 (20–68)
 Visual/auditory alterations 5 (4.76) 53 (18–112)
 Headache 5 (4.76) 28 (12.5–85.5)
 Physical deconditioning 4 (3.81) 111 (45.5–138.5)
 Hair loss 2 (1.90) 83.5 (83–84)
 Cognitive dysfunction 1 (0.95) 20
Sequelae (n = 105) 31 (29.5)
 Death 2 (1.90) 13.2 (8–19)
 Analytical abnormalities (n = 89) 16 (17.97) 45.5 (21–81)
 Lung damage 12 (10.47) 44 (24–77.5)
Need for oxygen 6 (5.7) 20.5 (7–47)
 Thrombotic event 1 (0.95) 42
 Optic neuritis 1 (0.95) 27
 Rehabilitation needed (physical/respiratory) 5 (4.76) 54 (43–88)

The median duration of symptoms was the lag time from discharge until the last date the event was reported. The median duration of sequelae was the lag time from discharge until the sequela was reported.

IQR: interquartile range.