Obesity in patient with prognosis of gravity for Covid-19
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https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v10i10.19121Keywords:
COVID-19; Obesity; Prognosis.Abstract
COVID-19 is a highly transmissible viral disease that can cause acute respiratory distress and progress to multiple organ failure. It is noticed that there is similar pathophysiological evidence between obesity and COVID. Case report with documental analysis through medical record review, medical and nursing evolution reports, laboratory tests and CT scan, during the hospitalization period of the patient with obesity in a Public Hospital. In this case report, we present the multifaceted scope of COVID-19, which affected a young adult patient, with grade II obesity as the only comorbidity. The case data indicate a relationship between comorbidity and the disease, including its prognosis and length of stay. The COVID-19 infection had a persistent behavior. Obesity, as the only comorbidity detected, seemed to contribute to delay, recovery and hospital discharge. It is important to report cases about the new coronavirus so that the medical community can explore and deepen the experiences surrounding this disease. Future studies should point to concrete evidence on the relationship between obesity and COVID-19.
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