Patient Recovery from COVID-19 Infections: Follow-Up of Hair, Nail, and Cutaneous Manifestations

Table 1

Clinical characteristics of COVID-19 infected patients.

Clinical characteristics ()	Number/total (%)
Gender
Female	39/93 (41.9)
Male	54/93 (58.1)
Age at onset: (years)
Underlying diseases	35/93 (37.6)
Hypertension	13/35 (37.1)
Diabetes	12/35 (34.3)
Dyslipidemia	6/35 (17.1)
Allergic rhinitis	3/35 (8.6)
Old pulmonary tuberculosis	2/35 (5.7)
Cancer	2/35 (5.7)
Stroke	2/35 (5.7)
Chronic hepatitis B infection	2/35 (5.7)
Psoriasis	2/35 (5.7)
Thalassemia	1/35 (2.9)
Alzheimer’s disease	1/35 (2.9)
Presented symptoms
Asymptomatic	1/93 (1.0)
Upper respiratory tract	66/93 (71.0)
Lower respiratory tract	26/93 (28.0)
Disease severity^ǂ
Asymptomatic	1/93 (1.0)
Mild	66/93 (71.0)
Moderate	9/93 (9.7)
Severe	13/93 (14.0)
Critical state	4/93 (4.3)
Laboratory investigation
Leukopenia	25/93 (26.9)
Leukocytosis	5/93 (5.4)
Abnormal liver function test	17/91 (18.7)
Elevated C-reactive protein	35/80 (43.8)
Abnormal chest X-ray	26/93 (28.0)
Duration of hospitalization: median (min, max; days)	6.0 (2.0, 53.0)

One patient could have more than one disease. ^ǂThe severity of COVID-19 was classified according to the COVID-19 Treatment Guidelines of the National Institutes of Health.