Are you a victim of brain fog after being COVID positive?


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▴ Are you a victim of brain fog after being COVID positive?
Here is a true story of a 40-year-old banker who defeated Corona but was prey to brain post covid. This is a symptom in many patients post covid and needs special attention to be taken care of.

Sunil Rathi (name changed), a 40-year-old banker living in Mahalaxmi Nagar, defeated Corona a few months ago. When he reached home after being in the hospital for about 15 days, suddenly he started forgetting things. He started getting irritated at his loved ones. The relatives also got upset due to lack of sleep and lack of appetite. When the doctors were contacted, it was found that this is a symptom of brain fog. There is a possibility of this is up to 50 percent of the patients who defeat the corona. However, people are less approaching doctors, not taking such cases seriously.

Post-COVID brain fog

Many patients who have defeated Corona are facing this type of problem. The symptoms of brain fog are similar to those of depression. Patients above the age of 40 are facing this type of problem, which we are treating. Patients who have defeated Corona say that they are getting tired, they do not feel like doing any work. Their confidence is suddenly waning. Along with other essential medicines, blood thinners are also being given to such people. A piece of constant advice to the relatives of the patients to take care of the cured patients and contact doctors if they have any symptoms. However, people are also careless about this.

Why does brain fog happen?

During corona infection, blood clots in patients may be the reason for this. After infection, many changes take place in a person's body. There are many negative things related to the disease which affect the mind. This condition is called brain fog. During covid treatment, lack of oxygen reaching the brain of patients with oxygen can also be the reason for this disease. The new form of coronavirus is affecting the brain in addition to the rest of the body. After recovering from covid, other symptoms including fatigue, body aches, headache, and trouble sleeping can occur with brain fog.

Corona patients fall into depression. Apart from this, their concentration also gets disturbed. Patients complain of loss of appetite and may need counseling continuously, which gives great relief to the patient.

If there is a problem with your patient, then take the advice of the doctor

Brain fog after corona 

According to doctors, if the patients who have defeated Corona do not sleep, are constantly irritable, do not feel hungry, and do not understand anything. If you start stuttering in speaking, then the relative should immediately seek the advice of doctors. These patients may get cured easily with counseling and medicine. 

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