They were prohibited from going outdoors and interacting with others. A study of 388 persons in Malta found that 30% of people had chronic back pain before COVID,
Whereas 49% had back pain after the virus’s debut. Most of the latter group reported never having back pain before the pandemic.
It’s important to realize that back discomfort does not always indicate COVID. Backache may be caused by a number of things, and if it is accompanied by fever,
Sneezing, coughing, or congestion of the nose, muscular soreness may be a sign of other diseases, such the flu, which may be more common in the UK in the winter.
In a similar vein, chest inflammation and infection in pneumonia patients may cause back discomfort. The following symptoms may also be caused by back discomfort:
