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Purpose: Obstructive sleep apnea (OUA) phenomena are predicted to be negatively affected by the immune system and COVID infection may be severe. This study aims to investigate the quality of sleep and the relationship of the symptoms of COVID-19 diagnosed in the Tekirdağ State Hospital with the clinical degree of COVID. Materials and Methods: Our study was conducted on individuals who have applied to the Tekirdağ State Hospital between 15 March 2020 and 30 May 2020 during the first rise of the 2019 Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) epidemic in our country and the seerological tests were conducted on individuals who have been diagnosed positively and clinically. According to the Epworth Sleep Scale and the Berlin Sleep Survey, the relationship between clinical violence and quality of sleep was assessed in the cases considered by OUA. The findings: Symptomatic in COVID-19 cases and there was a statistically meaningful relationship between the presence of obesity and Epworth's day-to-day sleep (p<0,05). It has been statistically significant between those with symptomatic and radiological signs of the disease and the Berlin risk status (p<0,05). There is also a statistically meaningful relationship between the course of the disease and the Berlin risk state (p<0,05). Similarly, there has been a statistically meaningful relationship between obesity, those with chronic disease and the Berlin risk status (p<0,05). It has been found that the quality of sleep is affected by COVID. Results: Our study has found findings that people with chronic illness, obesity, swelling and day-to-day sleeping have seen more severe COVID-19 infection. It can be said that OUAS is a risk factor in terms of the poor progress of acute diseases.

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