Alterations of thyroid and adipose tissue hormones in acute and convalescent COVID-19 patients
 
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UZHHOROD NATIONAL MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, UZHHOROD, UKRAINE
 
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EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE OF POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION AND PRE-UNIVERSITY TRAINING, UZHHOROD, UKRAINE
 
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GLOBAL MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE ALLIANCE LEHI, UTAH, USA
 
 
Publication date: 2026-05-29
 
 
Wiadomości Lekarskie 2026;(5):962-968
 
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Introduction:
Aim: To study and analyze studies data of thyroid function and adipose tissue hormones changes in patients with coronavirus infection.

Material and Methods:
The study was conducted on the basis of the Clinical Hospital «CMCH», Uzhhorod, outpatient department. The clinical presentation of the patients with Covid-19 verified diagnosis of was represented by damage to the upper respiratory tract, in particular nasopharyngitis. The age of the studied patients was 18±2.15 years.

Results:
All thyroid status parameters varied within the reference values, but it is noteworthy that after treatment, a significant increase in TSH levels was observed both after treatment and in comparison with the control group (p1<0.01; p3<0.01) and after 6 months шт 3.1 times (p2<0.01; p4<0.01). Representative dynamic values of ATPO were identified both after treatment and in comparison with the control group (p1<0.01; p3<0.01) and after 6 months. A significant decrease in ATPO was observed in 4.7 times (p2<0.01; p4<0.01). All levels of the studied adiponectin, leptin and C-peptide parameters varied within the reference range. Adiponectin values significantly decreased after treatment and after 6 months (p4<0.01) in 4 times; Leptin levels significantly decreased after treatment in 2.8 times and after 6 months - in 3 times (p4<0.01). C-peptide values (p4=0.12) reached the level of the control group.

Conclusions:
Investigation of thyroid function and adipose tissue hormones changes in patients with Covad-19 was conducted. All thyroid status parameters and adipose tissue hormones varied within the reference values with different variations.
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