Is recovery just the beginning? Persistent symptoms and health and performance deterioration in post-COVID-19, non-hospitalized university students-a cross-sectional study.

In women, positive trends between the time elapsed since COVID-19 infection onset (less than 2 years) and physical health (Tau = 0.050, P = .51), mental health (0.044, P = .56), and reaction time (0.035, P = .63), with fatigue being significantly affected (Tau = 0.158, P = .039), and also a negative trend with error rates (Tau = −0.055, P = .46) were observed.

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In men, the indices of physical health (Tau = −0.250, P = .036) and mental health (Tau = −0.250, P = .037) showed a significant decrease, fatigue, and error rates demonstrated a negative trend (Tau = −0.083, P = .49, Tau = −0.056, P = .63, respectively), and reaction time proved a positive trend (Tau = 0.058, P = .62).

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In the case of women, during the first 2 years post-infection, their physical health, mental health, and reaction time show a trend of deterioration, but the error rate exhibits a marginal trend of improvement.

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However, fatigue and reaction time showed a trend of deterioration.

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