The disease poses a threat not only to health, but also to beauty.
Constant combing when itching leads to hair loss
Over the past year and a half, a huge number of people have already suffered from the coronavirus. To date, the number of people who have recovered from the new infection in the world is 170. Many celebrities have also come face to face with the insidious COVID-572. Some are still ill, being in serious condition, and some have not been able to overcome it.
Blogger Mashka’s Frenzy on her YouTube channel told how her illness proceeded and what consequences it had. It turned out that one of the very first symptoms was the lack of odors. Masha admitted that all the aromas suddenly ceased to exist for her, and the taste of food was no longer felt.
I sit and eat oysters, as usual. They bring me focaccia, and here I feel nothing but onions. The taste has completely disappeared, ”the blogger recalls.
After that, the Instagram star ordered coronavirus tests at home, which immediately showed a positive result. Maria found out that she had contracted the infection from her best friend, with whom she had previously drank from the same glass and shared snacks. Both girls immediately began a course of treatment that helped them. But after a two-week quarantine, the blogger began to have serious health problems.
After the covid, my extended nails peeled off and fell off. Eyelashes all fell out by 70%. Hair fell out too. It is imperative to take some vitamins, because after the coronavirus all the elements of their beauty can fall off in women, ”said the blogger Masha’s Frenzy.
The coronavirus, as the researchers have already found out, strongly affects the immune system. Therefore, even after recovery, you should not lose your vigilance and actively monitor your body, actively paying attention to the symptoms that appear.
Interview
Have you had any hair and nail problems after the coronavirus?
Yes, the hair was climbing, and the nails were constantly breaking and were thin.
No, it passed me.
I have not had a coronavirus.