First case of ‘COVID toe’ with muscle spasticity
As the lesions on the patient's feet progressed, the lower limb spasticity increased too, say US doctors
A woman from the US has developed not only ‘COVID toe’, but lower limb spasticity in what doctors believe is the first report of musculoskeletal effects of a SARS-CoV-2 infection.
They say the woman’s clotting disorder may have predisposed her to the painful blisters, which could provide clues to the aetiology of COVID toes.
