What are the symptoms of novel coronavirus's patients?

Everyone has some particularly bad symptoms, but these symptoms are not complete.

First, for COVID-19 patients who have been cured, some patients will suffer from vision loss, because COVID-19 patients will affect the internal conditions of the body to a greater or lesser extent, thus affecting their vision.

Once an infected person from abroad was cured by COVID-19, but he still couldn't change his present situation. His eyesight was so good that he could almost see far away with the naked eye. However, since he suffered from COVID-19, his eyesight began to slowly decline. Even after the last treatment, his vision did not fully recover, which was much worse than before. This proves that after being cured, COVID-19 patients actually have more or less influence on their health, but everyone's situation is different.

Secondly, for the cured patients with COVID-19's disease, some patients will feel more dull, and when they perceive objects or smell things, they will be more dull than others.

Of course, some patients still feel that their ability to perceive objects has become very weak after receiving COVID-19's treatment. They won't be able to distinguish some smells easily, and they can only smell them if they are very close. This also shows that their physical senses are biased, and there may be some weakness in hearing. Of course, this is based on everyone's physical condition, and the decision does not mean that everyone will have this situation.

Thirdly, for the cured COVID-19 patients, some patients may have weakened lung function, they may be short of breath, or they may not be able to participate in long-distance running.

Most of the starlight patients who have been treated are actually healthy on the surface, but in fact there are some lung injuries, which are definitely much worse than their previous physical conditions. After all, diseases will definitely invade our bodies. Some of them are in a relatively thin state, some of them can't take part in long-distance running, and even occasionally get short of breath.