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Some of the disease is infected with a long -term coffee
The possibilities of diagnosis of the blogging of the brain, dementia and epilepsy, among those who suffered from Kofid, following two years following they were caught by infection, withdrew a study conducted by the University of Oxford.
According to the study, this was more common in Kofid patients more than those with other types of respiratory infection.
On the other hand, it was found in the research that the diagnosis of anxiety and depression did not increase in children and adults two years following the injury of Kofid.
More research is needed to understand the cause and how to cause Kofid in other health conditions.
Experts say that the virus caused confusion of the daily life of the injured, and previous research has shown that the injured were facing a growing risk of brain disease and mental illness in the six months that follow the infection of Kofid.
The study was considered in the dangers of 14 species of disorders in 1.25 million patients following two years following the injury of Kofid, most of them in the United States. Then I compared the results with a similar number of people who suffered from other respiratory diseases.
The following cases appeared in those who were afflicted with a two -year later:
Defending, stroke, and cerebral fog in adults over 65 years old.
• Occupancy in adults between the ages of 18 and 64 years.
• Epilepsy and psychological disorders in children, although the risk is generally slight.
The possibility of children with epilepsy following the injury of the 260 out of 10,000, compared to 130 out of 10,000 among those who had other respiratory disorders.
The risk of psychotic disorders has also increased to 18 out of 10,000 following inflammation of Kofid, but it is still a rare cases.
Some disorders become less common following more than two years of injury, including:
Anxiety and depression in children and adults.
Mention disorders.
The risk of anxiety and depression continues to rise in adults for less than two months, before returning to normal levels, as it was found from the research.
Professor Paul Harrison, the main author of the study of the Department of Psychology at the University of Oxford, said that the diagnosis of some disorders such as dementia and spastic attacks increases significantly two years following the infection of the Coffeed.
He added that the good news is that the depression and anxiety that patients suffer following infection does not last long and does not affect children.
The researchers said that the percentage of those suffering from symptoms cannot be ignored, but it does not constitute a “tsunami”, and some need health care, which increases pressure on health services.
The study, published in the Lancet Psychiatry, did not follow up more than two years following they were diagnosed with injury, but rather the number of people who were injured once more following two years have passed.
The study did not examine the bad condition following the diagnosis and how long it took, although it is similar to infection with other types of infection.
The study did not call these cases a “long -term kofide” characteristic, although the brain’s blurring of poor memory and concentration was a common symptom.
The possibility of the Omekron Museum, which began to spread last winter in a “long -term” coffee “, appears to be less than the previous museums, according to the latest research.
The recent study found that although omekron is lighter than the Delta museum, it appears to be a brain injury and causing mental illness.
The aforementioned study has limits, as it did not examine how Kofid caused brain and psychological disorders, although some experts say that the phenomenon can be explained by the formation of small clots in the blood.
Dr. Jonathan Rogers and Professor Glen Lewis of the University of Colding London said that the study lit up some clinical features that require additional research, adding that additional studies are needed to verify what was reached in the aforementioned study.
Professor David Menon of the University of Cambridge said that the hospital was entrusted because of Kovid, in its influence, that the sheikh is 20 years old (between 50 and 70).
Paul Garner, an honorary professor in the “Merving Evidence” field from the Department of Equatorial Diseases at the University of Liverpool, said the Kofid’s pandemic changed the lives of people in many ways.
He added that the slight increase in the case of dementia and mental disorders is mostly related to the state of frenzy that we have passed more than that it is totally related to the virus.
