The COVID-19 pandemic has increased mental health issues even for those who have recovered from the virus. Coronavirus survivors are at higher risk of developing conditions like anxiety, depression, and stress. The virus can affect the brain by causing issues like confusion, loss of consciousness, seizures, and strokes. Even after recovery, people may continue experiencing problems with focus, behavior changes, and loss of smell or taste. Witnessing the death of family from COVID-19 or fears of reinfection can also contribute to the development of mental health problems like anxiety attacks. Governments are providing more mental health resources to help people cope with the psychological impacts of the ongoing pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased mental health issues even for those who have recovered from the virus. Coronavirus survivors are at higher risk of developing conditions like anxiety, depression, and stress. The virus can affect the brain by causing issues like confusion, loss of consciousness, seizures, and strokes. Even after recovery, people may continue experiencing problems with focus, behavior changes, and loss of smell or taste. Witnessing the death of family from COVID-19 or fears of reinfection can also contribute to the development of mental health problems like anxiety attacks. Governments are providing more mental health resources to help people cope with the psychological impacts of the ongoing pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased mental health issues even for those who have recovered from the virus. Coronavirus survivors are at higher risk of developing conditions like anxiety, depression, and stress. The virus can affect the brain by causing issues like confusion, loss of consciousness, seizures, and strokes. Even after recovery, people may continue experiencing problems with focus, behavior changes, and loss of smell or taste. Witnessing the death of family from COVID-19 or fears of reinfection can also contribute to the development of mental health problems like anxiety attacks. Governments are providing more mental health resources to help people cope with the psychological impacts of the ongoing pandemic.
pandemic) The COVID-19 pandemic has likely greatly changed the way we live our life, bringing uncertainty, disrupted daily routines, economic pressures, and social isolation. But we are going to focus on the problematic about the mental health after the covid. The coronavirus survivors appear to be at an increased risk of developing mental health issues even long after recovery. Rajeev Fernando, M.D., said that "COVID-19 can also impact the brain”, also Robert Stevens, M.D. was saying that patients with COVID-19 are experiencing an array of effects on the brain, ranging in severity from confusion to loss of smell and taste to life-threatening strokes. According to the “Johns Hopkins medicine University” witch it is ranked among the best ones in the USA; the ways that coronavirus affect the brain are these ones: Confusion Loss of consciousness Seizures Stroke Loss of smell and taste Headaches Trouble focusing Changes in behavior Even they were already cure from the corona virus, they might also get these brains affect, unfortunately the Doctors do not have a scientific explanation to this or a way to cure it, even they should also have focusing on these problems, they medical people is just letting the patients get his recovered by themselves. It is known that the coronavirus has already influenced our life in a way that we can not explain plus the numbers of deaths that we saw daily, and it impact even more when a family member went to the sky because of this pandemic. Now just realize how hard it would be if you get infected and have the fear of being infected again, I guess that’s why the people can get this mental effects. That’s reminds me a case that involves a friend, his parent passed away because of covid and he got the virus, because of that he has developed an anxiety every time he needs to go out of his house because he fears of getting the virus and contaminates some else, he can’t breathe when he sees a lot of people or even if he is just with one person, he doesn’t want to get close to these one. This is because of the excessively fear that he got because of the lost of his dad from covid or maybe it is a sort of self-defense that way his anxiety attacks him. So, you should remember that you must been always in your house and don't being in party’s or trips. According to “Mayo clinic” a survey had been showing a significant increase in the number of people reporting symptoms of stress, anxiety, and depression during the pandemic compared to the pre- pandemic surveys. Some people might have increased their use of alcohol or drugs, thinking that that can help them cope with their fears about the pandemic. But in fact, using these substances can make anxiety and depression even worse. But the people need to be listened, that's why the government of Mexico has already done a plan for the ones who lose their temper in this pandemic and the people who need to be calm. On their website they have a section called “mental health’s” it has a lot of information you can use in case that you feel down as a variety of numbers of psychologist people you can call without pay, a list of tips you can use and a few videos and audios to calm you. https://www.shape.com/lifestyle/mind-and-body/long-term-mental-health-effects-covid- recovery https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/coronavirus/how- does-coronavirus-affect-the-brain https://www.mayoclinic.org/es-es/diseases-conditions/coronavirus/in-depth/mental- health-covid-19/art-20482731 https://coronavirus.gob.mx/salud-mental/
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