COVID-19 has done a lot of damage since 2020 and is still going strong. Indeed, as you know, this virus can persist as long COVID for some people and symptoms such as pain and fatigue can appear and even persist over time. This live course will explore the management of these patients with long COVID based on the scientific evidence we have so far as well as the scientific evidence we have on other post-viral syndromes. We will discuss in this course how this knowledge can be applied to patients with long COVID.
The immune system is coming into focus as being a key player in the experience of pain and fatigue. This presentation will explore the role of the immune system in managing inflammation and how pro-inflammatory states, following injury or an infection (such as COVID-19), can lead to a sensitized nervous system and result in pain and fatigue. The clinical implications of managing patients with sensitized neuroimmune systems, who present with joint pain, will be discussed.
Prof Romy Parker and Jacqui Koep are both physiotherapists with strong clinical backgrounds and several post-graduate qualifications in Pain management. They like nothing more than to share knowledge and debate complex clinical scenarios such as the evolving treatment protocols of long COVID.
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Good course for understanding COVID, very thorough in terms of the mechanisms of COVID itself. I would have liked more examples of tests and support, but all in all it’s a good course. The instructors are very pleasant to listen to.
A really interesting and accessible course.
I enjoyed the course, but found the more scientific theoretical content less accessible. I appreciated the suggestions for action.
Very interesting. I would have liked to know what they thought about alternatives other than rehabilitation in the treatment of symptoms (e.g. the use of medication to help sleep … )