An Unwanted but Long-Known Company: Post-Viral Symptoms in the Context of Past Pandemics in Switzerland (and Beyond)

IF 3.5 Q1 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PUBLIC HEALTH REVIEWS Pub Date : 2024-04-08 DOI:10.3389/phrs.2024.1606966
Kaspar Staub, T. Ballouz, M. Puhan
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Objectives: Some people do not fully recover from an acute viral infection and experience persistent symptoms or incomplete recovery for months or even years. This is not unique to the SARS-CoV-2 virus and history shows that post-viral conditions like post COVID-19 condition, also referred to as Long Covid, are not new. In particular, during and after pandemics caused by respiratory viruses in which large parts of the population were infected or exposed, professional and public attention was increased, not least because of the large number of people affected. Methods: Given the current relevance of the topic, this article aims to narratively review and summarize the literature on post-viral symptoms during past pandemics and to supplement and illustrate it with Swiss examples from the pandemics of 1890, 1918–1920 and later. Results: Post-viral diseases were an increasingly emphasised health topic during and after past pandemics triggered by respiratory infections over the last 150 years. Conclusion: In the next pandemic, it should not be surprising that post-viral conditions will again play a role, and pandemic plans should reflect this.
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一个不受欢迎但久负盛名的公司:从瑞士(及其他国家)过去的大流行病看病毒后症状
目的:有些人在急性病毒感染后不能完全康复,会出现持续数月甚至数年的症状或不完全康复。这并不是 SARS-CoV-2 病毒所独有的,历史表明,像 COVID-19 病毒后症状(又称长 Covid)这样的病毒后症状并不新鲜。特别是在由呼吸道病毒引起的大流行期间和之后,大部分人口受到感染或暴露于病毒,专业人员和公众的关注度也随之提高,尤其是因为受影响的人数众多。研究方法:鉴于该主题与当前的相关性,本文旨在以叙述的方式回顾和总结有关过去大流行期间病毒后症状的文献,并以瑞士 1890 年、1918-1920 年及其后的大流行为例进行补充和说明。结果:在过去的 150 年中,在由呼吸道感染引发的大流行期间和之后,病毒后疾病是一个日益受到重视的健康话题。结论:在下一次大流行中,病毒后疾病再次发挥作用不足为奇,大流行计划也应反映这一点。
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