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Nutritional Support for Rehabilitation of Survived Covid-19 Patients: A Review Publisher



Razaz JM1 ; Nosratioskouie M2, 3 ; Qomi MH4, 5 ; Elhamkia M6 ; Behzadimoghaddam M5 ; Ahadi Z5 ; Javadi M7 ; Khalooifard R8 ; Saboktakin M5 ; Aghilimoghadam NS9 ; Mohsenpour MA10 ; Nadjarzadeh A11 ; Ghanizadeh M12 ; Sharifi G5 Show All Authors
Authors
  1. Razaz JM1
  2. Nosratioskouie M2, 3
  3. Qomi MH4, 5
  4. Elhamkia M6
  5. Behzadimoghaddam M5
  6. Ahadi Z5
  7. Javadi M7
  8. Khalooifard R8
  9. Saboktakin M5
  10. Aghilimoghadam NS9
  11. Mohsenpour MA10
  12. Nadjarzadeh A11
  13. Ghanizadeh M12
  14. Sharifi G5
  15. Haeriardakani A13
  16. Parvin E5

Source: International Journal of Nutrition Sciences Published:2021


Abstract

COVID-19 caused by SARS-COV-2 has spread in late 2019, and later, was announced as a pandemic disease. COVID-19 affects various organs of the body. Thus, patients are affected by a spectrum of disease severity and show a variety of symptoms such as fever, respiratory dysfunctions, and gastrointestinal complications. Nutritional treatment of patients consists of adequate intake of liquids, macro-and micro-nutrients to enhance the immune system and fulfill vital requirements. In addition to nutritional support during the treatment period, proper nutritional follow-up and support are needed to rehabilitate and regain optimal health status for survived COVID-19 patients. Thus, in this study, a review was done to present a guideline to provide nutritional support for COVID-19 survivors, to meet the needs, food purchase, and preparation. © 2021, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences. All rights reserved.
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