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The Covid-19 vaccine will protect you from serious illness or death if you are infected with the Corona virus. However, a study found that vaccine This is not only beneficial for maintaining your physical health, but also your mental health.
The study published in the journal PLoS One showed people who had been vaccinated experienced significant improvements in their mental health. In the study, researchers tracked people who received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine between December 2020 and March 2021.
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The researchers found that those who had received the vaccine were less likely to show signs of mild or severe depression than those who were not vaccinated, including those who intended to be vaccinated but had not received the quota.
Given that mental health is as important as physical health, this can certainly be a reason or motivation for those of you who are eligible to immediately receive vaccine Covid-19.
The new study can’t say exactly why people who are vaccinated seem to have improved mental health, but there may be a combination of factors. One of them may be the feeling of calm because you have found a solution to fight the Covid-19 pandemic, so that you are better prepared to live life.
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“People who are vaccinated may be less worried about being infected (Covid-19). They may become more socially active, or dare to try new job opportunities,” the researchers wrote, quoted from the Huff Post, Thursday (9/9/2021). .
These new findings in no way show that vaccination is a panacea for dealing with mental health problems. However, the researchers stated that their findings should be understood as a “short-term immediate effect of getting the first dose of the (Covid-19) vaccine.”
As is well known, the pandemic Covid-19 resulting in many people showing symptoms of the problem mental health. Of course, there are many reasons why mental health problems have increased during a pandemic, from losing a job to loneliness to losing a loved one to Covid-19.
Previous studies have shown that isolation has been a major factor in mental health problems during the pandemic. []
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