The Borg score, a dyspnoea index performed during the 6MWT whose value is directly proportional to symptomatology (lower is better), resulted higher at baseline in the STW group, showing then a decreasing trend both at T1 (–18.86%) and T2 (–23.58%), whereas in SWD, despite the lower score at baseline, it was increased at T1 and T2 (+11.41% and 1.93%, respectively) ( Fig. 2 , right plot).
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Effects of sulphur thermal water inhalations in long-COVID syndrome: Spa-centred, double-blinded, randomised case-control pilot study.
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