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By this point, most of us are likely familiar with the common symptoms of COVID-19: dry cough, fever, difficulty breathing in more severe cases.
My colleague Jackie Fortiér, who has been reporting on the pandemic since its onset in 2020, writes thatestimated 10% to 20% of that groupOne major difference between long COVID in adults and in children is that young people often don’t develop symptoms upon their initial infection. So if long COVID does strike, it’s not top of mind for pediatricians.It may seem, then, that they “have symptoms for which there is no clear cause,” said Dr.
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