The risk of being diagnosed with a neurological or psychiatric condition up to two years after catching covid-19 may be higher than with other respiratory infections, such as seasonal influenza
In severe cases, covid-19 may cause certain neurological and psychiatric conditions for up to two years post-infectionPeople who have had covid-19 have a higher risk of being diagnosed with a neurological or mental health condition up to two years later compared with those who experienced other respiratory infections, such as seasonal influenza.at the University of Oxford and his colleagues analysed the medical records of more than 1.
“This is very important because for patients, clinicians and public health authorities… you want to know at what point after covid-19 can you be reassured that you’re no longer at increased risk of getting a psychiatric diagnosis,” says Harrison. In this age group, 6.4 per cent were diagnosed with brain fog within two years of covid-19, compared with 5.5 per cent of the participants who experienced other respiratory infections. A statistical analysis suggests this is a significant difference.
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