Researchers talked about the long-term brain problems many people with coronavirus have experienced.
Most patients with coronavirus infection often complain of frequent headaches as well as brain fog. They claim that these symptoms persist for days or even weeks after the respiratory symptoms end. This became known to the information and news portal KURSK.COM.
Experts have suggested that this condition is often the result of living under stress, exploitation of the body above normal, and excessive stimulants. In addition, persistently elevated levels of dopamine, in this case responsible for stimulation, may be affected.
In addition, these neurological signs can result from damage to nerve cells. However, their latest study showed that the coronavirus can harm the small blood vessels in the brain.
Brain fog can manifest itself in different ways. A person in this state experiences a feeling of confusion, excitement, and cannot concentrate on the actions being performed. Many people lack the will and strength to act, and also have problems choosing the right words. They seem to be walking in a fog (hence the name – brain fog). These subjective sensations can occur with varying degrees of intensity.
Previously, it was found that the coronavirus can provoke inflammation in and around blood vessels or other parts of the body. However, small blood vessels in the brain tissue show signs of inflammation as well as wall damage. The nebula itself is directly related to the dysregulation of neurotransmitters in the brain and nervous system.
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