293 papers reviewed in this meta analysis revealing marked heterogeneity among studies in terms of time frame & duration of observation, definitions of complications, & means of their ascertainment, precluding data synthesis & estimation of the incidence of reported complications
https://twitter.com/kamleshkhunti/status/1439150681571663873
📌33% to 98% of patients can experience at least 1 new or persistent symptom months after recovery from the acute infection
📌The most commonly re- ported symptoms are:-
-fatigue (28.3%-98%),
-headache (91.2%),
-dyspnea (13.5%-88%),
-cough (10%-13%),
-chest pain (5%-42.7%),
-anxiety/depression (14.6%- 23%), and
-olfactory/gustatory deficits (13.1%-67.5%)
-fatigue (28.3%-98%),
-headache (91.2%),
-dyspnea (13.5%-88%),
-cough (10%-13%),
-chest pain (5%-42.7%),
-anxiety/depression (14.6%- 23%), and
-olfactory/gustatory deficits (13.1%-67.5%)
📌Other symptoms are reported less frequently include:-
-palpitations/tachycardia (11.2%) (7,9,12),
-concentration or memory deficits (23%) (9,20),
-tinnitus or earache (3.6%) (9), and
-sensory neuropathy (2.0%) (7).
-palpitations/tachycardia (11.2%) (7,9,12),
-concentration or memory deficits (23%) (9,20),
-tinnitus or earache (3.6%) (9), and
-sensory neuropathy (2.0%) (7).
📌Most symptoms are more frequently reported by women & older individuals
Given myocarditis seems to quite topical right now this meta analysis reviewed cardiovascular complications and, not altogether surprisingly, risk may rise with severity and pre existing disease. 
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