Insomnia common after mild COVID-19: study
Three in four people say they've had problems with sleep after their illness, and one in four report severe issues.
Even mild cases of COVID-19 can trigger insomnia in most people, a study reveals.
About three out of four people with mild COVID-19 (76%) reported experiencing insomnia following their illness.
Further, nearly one in four (23%) said they had experienced severe insomnia, according to results published in Frontiers in Public Health.
For the study, researchers from Phenikaa University in Vietnam surveyed more than 1000 adults who had been diagnosed with COVID-19 but did not require hospitalisation.
