Coronavirus survivors Eli Musser, Lyss Stern discuss lasting health issues from disease
People who had the coronavirus are reporting long-lasting health issues months after seemingly recovering from the disease.
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Sep 9, 2020, 2:00 PM
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Updated 1,459 days ago
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People who had the coronavirus are reporting long-lasting health issues months after seemingly recovering from the disease.
News 12's Elisabeth Hashagen is joined by Eli Musser and Lyss Stern to discuss lingering effects of COVID-19, like extreme fatigue, vertigo and panic attacks.
Stern had lost her sense of taste and smell on March 23, and Musser has been put on anti-anxiety medication.
Stern had lost her sense of taste and smell on March 23, and Musser has been put on anti-anxiety medication.
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