Defeat of the new corona virus disease Code 19 can potentially have significant adverse effects on brain function and increase brain life by up to 10 years.
This was revealed in a medical study in the United Kingdom, which has not yet been published in any medical journal.
The study, by Imperial College London, involved more than 84,000 people and found that in some serious cases, corona virus patients had a significant decline in brain function over several months.
“The findings reinforce the notion that code 19 also harms mental health. People who recover, that is, do not report symptoms, have a significant reduction in brain function,” the researchers said.
For this purpose, mental test tests such as memorizing words, solving hazelnuts are commonly used to test the brain function of people with diseases such as Alzheimer’s and are now being used by medical experts to detect transient brain changes. Are
The 84,285 people in the study were part of the Great British Intelligence Test and the results were published on the preprint server MedRxiv.
The researchers said that there was a significant decrease in brain function, especially in patients who were being treated in hospital for code 19.
In the worst cases, he said, these adverse effects resulted in an average increase of 10 years in the mental age of people between the ages of 20 and 70.
Other medical experts who were not part of the study said it was difficult to say for sure.
Joanna Wardella, a professor of applied neuroimaging at the University of Edinburgh, said: The effects are short-lived.
Derek Hill, a professor of medical imaging science at University College London, also said the study’s findings were not entirely reliable because they did not compare the effects before and after the disease.
“Overall, these findings are important, but the research is not complete, but incomplete research on the effects of code on the brain,” he said.
He added: “However, researchers are currently working to better understand the long-term effects of cod, so it is important to investigate further the effects of the disease on brain function after several more months. And it should be noted that it does not cause permanent damage to the mental functions of some people.
It’s been less than a year since the research on the Novel Corona virus and its mysteries continue to amaze scientists, but the most frightening aspect is that unlike its other cousins like the common cold or seasonal flu, it seems to last a long time. Till it has an effect on the body.
It remains to be seen how long the symptoms will remain in the body system.
But a German medical study found that 2 out of every 3 patients still had worm code 19 in their heart 71 days after recovery.
Other researchers found that lung damage was discovered three months later in several people who had recovered from the disease, less than a year after the outbreak.
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Long code or its long-term effects remain a challenge for experts, one of which is cerebral palsy, which causes problems with various brain functions including memory loss, mental confusion, difficulty concentrating, dizziness and daily There are difficulties in working.
Long code or its long-term effects remain a challenge for experts, one of which is cerebral palsy, which causes problems with various brain functions including memory loss, mental confusion, difficulty concentrating, dizziness and daily There are difficulties in working.
According to Dr. Igor Korolink, Head of the Department of Psychiatry at Northwestern Medicine in the United States, “Thousands of people are experiencing these problems, and hundreds of people who have recovered from Code 19 have been examined. ۔
Experts aren’t sure why people are experiencing cerebral fog, which has a variety of symptoms, and is affecting people who have had mild to moderate severity of code 19 and already have an illness. Were not victims.
In this regard, it is thought that the body’s immune response to the virus remains active or that the inflammation in the blood vessels reaches the brain.
Patients admitted to the hospital due to respiratory problems during COD 19 have been reported to have mental confusion and other brain functions being affected.
One study found that such patients need to stay in the hospital longer, while the mortality rate is high and they are often unable to resume daily activities after leaving the hospital.
But research into the long-term effects of cerebral palsy in such individuals has now begun.
A study in France in August found that 120 people had been hospitalized with code 19.
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The study found that 34% experienced memory loss and 27% had difficulty concentrating after leaving the hospital.
A recent survey (the results of which will be published soon) included about 4,000 code 19 healthy patients.