The study, which evaluated more than 500,000 people, showed that some patients with COVID may suffer from reduced libido and difficulty ejaculating.  Many have also complained of severe hair loss, which directly affects their self-esteem and can even affect sexual health.  The study was published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ).  Here’s everything you need to know about 2 symptoms that can affect your sexual health:

Low sex drive

After being infected with COVID, many patients complained of suffering from low libido or decreased sex drive. In such a case the patient should consult a doctor to learn about the cause and the course of his treatment.
It is also extremely necessary to have an open conversation with one’s partner.

Premature ejaculation

This is another symptom that needs attention. Premature ejaculation is a worrying aspect of erectile dysfunction and experts have pointed out that delayed ejaculation is a problem for men with long Covid. Again, it is best to consult a doctor first to find out if the symptoms are caused by COVID and what the course of treatment should be.

What are the most common symptoms for long-term COVID?

Some of the common signs of long-term COVID are Fever, Fatigue, Shortness of breath, Cough, Chest pain, Brain fog, Trouble sleeping, Muscle pain, Palpitations, Loss of smell or taste, Depression or anxiety. The WHO has earlier informed that the disease can even cause serious disorders like vasculitis, heart and nerve related conditions.

What are the treatments?

If you suffer from these syndromes for a long time, you should immediately consult a doctor, he may prescribe some medicines and ask you to do some mild exercises to reduce stiffness in the joints and muscles. Even if it hurts, don’t sit still, it will make the matter worse. Plan your day carefully and engage in some moderate activities. View all Business News, Market News, Breaking News Events and latest news updates on Live Mint. Download the Mint News app to get daily market updates. More Less Sign up for Mint newsletters

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