Covid-19 complication investigation blood test packages are designed to assess the patient's health status and identify possible complications after a Covid-19 infection. These comprehensive tests help determine inflammatory processes, organ functions, and potential long-term health disorders related to the virus.

Who should consider and benefit from conducting these tests?

These tests are beneficial:

• For individuals who have recovered from a Covid-19 infection and want to assess possible long-term or short-term health consequences.
• For patients experiencing long-term Covid (so-called "long Covid") symptoms, such as persistent fatigue, breathing difficulties, or heart rhythm disturbances.
• For individuals who need to monitor their health recovery after a severe or moderate course of Covid-19.
• For doctors aiming to adapt or adjust treatment plans based on changes in the patient's condition.

When is it recommended to perform these tests?

It is recommended to perform tests:

• After a Covid-19 infection, especially if the patient experienced a severe form of the disease or has risk factors due to other related health problems.
• In the presence of long-term Covid symptoms that do not go away and interfere with daily activities.
• Regularly, if the patient is in a risk group due to chronic diseases in their medical history.
• Before starting or changing a treatment method, in order to assess the impact of the treatment and changes in condition.

What can a patient learn after undergoing these tests?

After undergoing these tests, a patient can learn:

• General condition of blood and organ functions: for example, liver (ALT, AST), kidney (urea, creatinine), and heart (troponins, NT-proBNP) functions.
• Inflammatory processes in the body, determining C-reactive protein, procalcitonin, and D-dimers, which may indicate active inflammation or coagulation disorders.
• Metabolic and nutritional status, assessing electrolytes (K, Na), trace elements (Zn, Mg), and vitamins (B12, D, folic acid), which are important for overall body function and the immune system.
• Blood coagulation indicators, determining PT/INR and APTT, important to prevent the risk of thrombosis.
• Immune system response to SARS-CoV-2, determining specific antibodies that may reflect the presence or absence of immunity.

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