COVID-19 can have physical, social, and psychological effects on patients lasting beyond their acute illness. Such post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection (PASC) consist of a wide spectrum of symptoms, from mild to debilitating multiorgan consequences. In a study of 430 patients in Egypt,1 370 (86%) reported persistent post-COVID-19 symptoms, the most common being myalgia (258 [60%]), arthralgia (246 [57%]), chest pain (140 [33%]), and dyspnoea (125 [29%]). Decreased daily activities were seen in 245 (57%) patients, which could have a devastating economic and health effect on a larger scale.