EARLY MARKERS OF KIDNEY DAMAGE IN POST-COVID SYNDROME BASED ON HYPERTENSION

Abstract

Impaired kidney function is one of the most important risk factors for
cardiovascular complications (CVC). The results of epidemiological studies suggest that early
subclinical renal dysfunction is an independent risk factor for CVC events and death. The new
coronavirus infection COVID-19 is currently one of the leading causes of severe and persistent
asthenic syndrome. Separately, the “Condition after COVID-19” (ICD-10 U09.9) [3] is singled
out, which is characterized by progressive organ pathology, polyneuropathy, autoimmune
disorders, and prolonged severe asthenic syndrome [4]. Some of the complications of kidney and
gastrointestinal injury in COVID-19 and POST-COVID-19 are fluid and electrolyte disturbances