The victims are suffering the brunt of the damage caused by the second wave of epidemics across the country. However, the health department says there is no need for hospitalization in more than 80 per cent of the cases.

They can treat themselves and get well by contacting doctors at home. But it is also true that the side effects of the infection persist in the body for a long time and in addition to this, various heart related problems are also coming to the fore.

A recent study found that 50% of patients who were hospitalized with the disease showed signs of heart damage after recovery. For this reason, the patient’s heart rate should be checked regularly even after recovery. Ignoring this can lead to a crisis in his life.

Experts say that epidemic infections can cause inflammation in the body. As a result, the heart muscles begin to weaken. This affects the heartbeat and causes blood clotting problems.

The virus also directly infects our respiratory system. This is called ACE2 receptor. It can reach inside the myocardium tissue and damage them.

Swelling of the heart muscle is called myocarditis. Failure to pay attention to it at the right time can lead to heart failure.

Experts say that those who are experiencing heart pain after the outbreak of the disease or those who have had heart problems from the very beginning must pay attention to it. It has been observed in the body of some patients that there may be cardiac problems or weakness in the heart muscle and heart ejection fraction after being affected by various diseases.

This is called related cardiomyopathy. Cardiomyopathy is more likely to be infected after an epidemic.