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. 2022 Jun 21;3(6):100663. doi: 10.1016/j.xcrm.2022.100663

Table 2.

Duration of symptoms

<4 wk 4–12 wk >12 wk Ongoing
No. of participants with symptoms 242 171 135 104
Fever 159 65.7% 7 4.1% 7 5.2% 7 6.7%
Lymph node swelling 59 24.4% 16 9.4% 12 8.9% 11 10.6%
Loss of taste/smell 167 69.0% 91 53.2% 62 45.9% 50 48.1%
Body aches 205 84.7% 83 48.5% 61 45.2% 54 51.9%
Fatigue 229 94.6% 135 78.9% 91 67.4% 73 70.2%
Sleeping disturbances 135 55.8% 86 50.3% 63 46.7% 56 53.8%
Lack of concentration 135 55.8% 99 57.9% 73 54.1% 60 57.7%
Anxiety 84 34.7% 40 23.4% 28 20.7% 25 24%
Depression 62 25.6% 43 25.1% 31 23.0% 24 23.1%
Headache 203 83.9% 79 46.2% 57 42.2% 47 45.2%
Coryza 175 72.3% 23 13.5% 21 15.6% 19 18.3%
Conjunctivitis 21 8.7% 10 5.8% 10 7.4% 9 8.7%
Otitis 51 21.1% 31 18.1% 28 20.7% 25 24%
Dyspnea 141 58.3% 107 62.6% 73 54.1% 61 58.7%
Sore throat 152 62.8% 28 16.4% 24 17.8% 22 21.2%
Cough 175 72.3% 55 32.2% 31 23.0% 28 26.9%
Angina 106 43.8% 53 31.0% 36 26.7% 29 27.9%
Heart complaints 61 25.2% 47 27.5% 36 26.7% 31 29.8%
Dizziness 125 51.7% 48 28.1% 43 31.9% 36 34.6%
Abdominal pain 53 21.9% 19 11.1% 17 12.6% 16 15.4%
Gastrointestinal complications 94 38.8% 37 21.6% 30 22.2% 26 25%
Nausea 60 24.8% 14 8.2% 10 7.4% 9 8.7%

Related to Figure 1, discovery cohort.