Health screening program MIDI after COVID-19

After suffering COVID-19 coronavirus infection, it is important to self-assess your health condition, which can be objectively assisted by specialist doctors. Kardiolita Clinics have developed a three-level (mini, midi and maxi) study programs for those, who have suffered COVID-19, so now it is cheaper to do all the necessary studies.

Doctors say that the most common lesions and residual events after suffering COVID-19 disease - chronic fatigue, persistent dyspnea, prolonged fever, cough, and irreversible smell and taste function. Patients also complain of joint, chest, headaches, dizziness, and experience sleep disorders.

The study program for COVID-19 survivors is based on the most common symptoms of patients. The "mini" study package is for anyone with a history of COVID-19 infection, and "midi" and "maxi" are recommended for those, who still have complaints on health condition after the illness.

All three programs include studies, which are aimed to assess kidney failure and liver function, to identify a possible infectious process, while a prolonged fever is observed. Factors that may influence the development of fatigue and general weakness are also studied, and electrolyte imbalance is assessed.

While suffering COVID-19 infection, minerals are lost completely unnoticed; therefore, the program examines the amount of calcium, magnesium, chlorine in the body. A complete blood count is also performed, to indicate if there are any remaining inflammatory factors after the disease, and liver function is assessed to determine the effects of medications used for treatment.

Quantitative testing of Covid-19 IgG antibodies is included in all study programs, indicating whether the body has developed sufficient immunity to prevent re-infection.

THE MIDI PROGRAM CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING STUDIES, PROCEDURES AND CONSULTATIONS:

• Potassium
• Sodium
• Chlorine
• Magnesium
• Creatinine
• Complete blood count + CRP
• Alkaline phosphatase
• Gama-GT
• AST
• ALT
• Total bilirubin
• Vitamin D
• Clinical urine test
• Quantitative test of Covid-19 IgG antibodies
• Consultation of an internal medicine doctor (before studies)
• Remote consultation of an internal medicine doctor (summary of conclusions after studies)